recommend bb powder

karyee

my little cousin turn 2yr old in Dec. He used to take Nestle Alsoy, but after what happen in China, my aunt don't trust nestle products anymore.
are there any moms out there, recommend any bb powder?
nothing feel safe.
btw, my cousin (from hk) her new born bb girl takes jap powder. i also feel unsafe too. none of the company came and stand out to say for shure 100% nothing wrong with their products.

shutterbug

I thought you meant the bb powder that you put on the skin...LOL

So, you mean baby formula here...it depends where the stuff is made.  I think Nestle here is fine, isn't it?

CFIA & FDA are quite strict, so US or CAD made formula should be fine.

pepsis2

I still trust the one which is "exclusively" made in Canada / USA. I dont' believe those big brands will be that stupid to poison North Americans, who easily sue others for extremely big $$$ for the smallest reason.
like each baby $1M, their businesses are eternally over.

so I still trust them, although I will breastfeed my boy.

low_B

Two years old no need to drink formula milk la

karyee

well, i don't know, cus i still haven't a child yet.
i believe she still have 2 or 3 bottles of nestle still at home, she is still afraid of the china thing.
she live in hk, so that's why we send her the milk formula, when ever someones goes back to hk.

low_B

Homo milk is ok for 1 yrs old

pepsis2

aii.. no products containing milk from China are considered 100% safe even for the milk (not the infant formula)...

so I can only say good luck! & so glad that i'm in Canada now trying to raise my children... at least I know the gov't is not that bad to put our health at risk for the "dark gold $"....

kaimui22

in canada they will recommend babies to drink homo (3.25%) milk starting at age 1 because it contains more fat than formula
but in asia, most babies (and kids) drink some kind of formula until older....

nestle from the states or canada should be fine....

pepsis2

oh but just keep in mind that if ur kid is less than 1 yr old, don't let it just cow milk yet since it contains hi level of sodium &  infant's kidney is not strong enough to "digest" them...