Sentences with phrase «as a breastmilk replacement»
«Even though follow - up formula is not necessary, and is unsuitable when used as a breastmilk replacement, it is marketed in a way that may cause confusion and have a negative impact on breastfeeding....
http://www.babymilkaction.org/ Not exact matches
(Information concerning the use and marketing of follow - up formula) A new statement by the World Health Organisation (WHO) released on 17th July, states that follow - up formula is not necessary, is unsuitable as a replacement for breastmilk after 6 months and...
In addition, where follow - up formula is otherwise represented in a manner which results in such product being perceived or used as a partial or total replacement for breastmilk, such product also falls within the scope of the Code.»
A new statement by the World Health Organisation (WHO) released on 17th July, states that follow - up formula is not necessary, is unsuitable as a replacement for breastmilk after 6 months and is covered by World Health Assembly marketing requirements.
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http://www.childcareinfo.com/KnowledgeCenter/Government/State/IowaCACFP.aspx In this document, breastmilk is listed as an acceptable replacement for milk until 2 years of age so I am thinking that the statement in the link you posted is possibly worded incorrectly.
breastmilk is the best for babies, this is why we make the milk in the first place, with formula as acceptable replacement.
• Breastmilk substitutes: any food being marketed or otherwise represented as a partial or total replacement for breast milk, whether or not it is suitable for that purpose.
Can this be given to toddlers 16 months and up as a replacement for breastmilk when trying to wean them off?