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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [quote]Many babies a few generations ago were fed an evaporated milk based "formula" prepared at home. The old versions of Dr. Spock's famous book gave a recipe for it. I think his recipe may have used Karo corn syrup. Formula is so darned expensive; I suppose some people may try to economize by using similar methods. Not saying I think this is a great idea, but also not judging people who do it. Evaporated milk, corn syrup, and something else. My grandmother raised six kids on it in the 1940s-1950s. Couldn't nurse any of her kids, commercial formula either not available or too expensive. Evaporated milk, corn syrup, and water. [/quote] I was raised on this, and so were my siblings. I don't recommend anyone making their own formula. We all struggle with weight issues....[/quote] Not just regular water is used, water is boiled and cooled to make this formula. Bottles, nipples and caps are all sterilized. I would much rather make my baby his formula that by one that is made in China. 40% of baby formula is made in China. Kids now a days have more problems with allergies, and weight and hypertension, and learning disorders. [/quote]
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