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There is indeed a national shortage of baby formula in the United States. The COVID-19 pandemic created supply chain and staffing issues, and a recent recall of baby formula due to contaminated products from a key factory added to the problem.

Nearly one year has passed since the baby formula shortage began impacting America's kids and parents ? and the issue may not end this year. A new report by Reckitt Benckiser, the maker of Enfamil, indicates shortages are expected to persist until at least the spring of 2023.

This is because 50% of infants with cow's milk protein allergy may also have cross reactivity with the soy protein. Use of tree nut milk, including almond and cashew milks, have become increasingly popular. Rice and oat milk, as well as hemp milk, are also possible alternatives.

Most babies with cow's milk protein allergy do well on an extensively hydrolyzed formula, such as Enfamil Nutramigen. However, an amino acid formula, like Enfamil PurAmino, may be recommended in some severe cases. Ask your baby's doctor which formula is appropriate for your baby.

Soy-based, extensively hydrolysed formula and amino acid formula are the only infant formula recommended for the treatment of CMPA.

Suitable from birth, Aptamil® Pepti 1 is a nutritionally complete* formulation for the dietary management of cow's milk allergy (CMA).

Formula-Fed infants The two extensively hydrolyzed formulas available in Canada are Alimentum and Nutramigen. Many other formulas will say 'broken down proteins' or 'partially hydrolyzed' on them, but these proteins are not broken down enough to prevent a reaction.

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Most babies should be offered a standard iron-fortified milk-based infant formula, she says, citing brands like Similac, Enfamil, Earth's Best and many store brands that are readily available. If you plan to deviate from these standard formulas, I recommend parents discuss this decision with their pediatrician.

Adverts for infant formula can't be placed in publications which are intended for the general public. Where they are advertised, the adverts also have to be of a scientific and factual nature. Adverts shouldn't create the idea that bottle feeding is equivalent or superior to breastfeeding.