From the moment that Jess Davidoff’s infant son transitioned from breast milk to baby formula, feeding became a source of distress—for both mom and baby. Every bottle of any U.S.-made brand seemed to trigger a bout of vomiting, his tiny body rejecting each feeding. Davidoff took to research, and against her doctor’s guidance, made the switch to a European-made formula. The vomiting stopped with the swap, granting a sliver of respite for both baby and mom.
“My pediatrician told me that I was ‘endangering’ him by using a European formula that wasn’t [Food and Drug Administration-approved],” Davidoff told The Epoch Times.
