MamaMe EU Blog — buy baby formula

As we welcome 2025, I find myself reflecting on another remarkable year of parenting adventures while sipping my (now cold) coffee – a familiar scenario for many parents, I'm sure! As both a nutrition journalist and mother of three, I've spent countless hours researching, interviewing experts, and experiencing firsthand the joys and challenges of feeding our little ones. The Evolution of Infant Nutrition: A Personal Story Last week, while organizing my eldest daughter's baby photos, I came across her first formula feeding picture. It reminded me of Emma, a new mother I recently interviewed for this article. At 3 AM...

Christmas is coming! Instead of another adorable onesie or a mountain of soft toys, the real gift your baby wants is a mom who's sane, smiling, and slightly less covered in spit-up. Spoiler alert: Happy mom = happy baby! Pro Tips for Surviving (and Enjoying) the Holidays with a New Baby Share the Feeding Duty: Let dad or your support system take night feeds occasionally. It's Okay to Not Be Okay: Postpartum emotions are real, and seeking support is strength. Self-Care is Not Selfish: A 20-minute shower, a hot cup of coffee, or a quick nap can be your sanity...

As a mom, I've heard countless myths about baby formulas that can drive any parent to distraction. Let's set the record straight with some evidence-based insights that might just save your sanity. Myth 1: Formula is Completely Different from Breast Milk I'll never forget the moment my pediatrician said something that changed my perspective: "Formula isn't the enemy—it's nutrition, pure and simple." Modern infant formulas are scientifically designed to mimic breast milk's nutritional profile closely. Today's formulas contain: Essential nutrients like proteins, fats, carbohydrates Added vitamins and minerals Increasingly sophisticated components like prebiotics and DHA A funny story: During my...