A Mother's Choice

We love children. As a matter of fact, we have five of them. We were not too strict about their diet at the beginning. However, that change fast when we started reading the ingredients of products we buy plus, I breastfeed most of them except for my eldest son. I don’t know any better then, and I have to pay for it in the long run. Breastfeeding is very natural. Furthermore; don’t listen to anyone who tells you otherwise. I know other mother’s are not lucky enough to do so (because of health issue), but breast milk is the best for our children. Some mothers are even selling or donating their oversupply of breast milk to those mothers that have health issues.

However, others don’t have any choice but to buy a store bought formulas. Do you know how much you will spend for a year supply of formula, two or three years supply of diapers, clothing, doctors visits, and other food? Bringing life into this world can be pricey. Moreover, if you have to buy a formula you can save about $60 a month when buying Parent's Choice Infant Formula, that’s about $700 savings on the first year. Please remember that mother’s milk is the healthiest milk you can give to your infant during the first year of life. In addition, make sure you are eating healthy food while breastfeeding, a healthy mom a healthy baby.

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