my nephew preferred to eat rice instead of his milk, he is only 9 months old, but when we accidentally buy a “LACTOSE FREE” milk he likes it and preferred milk instead of rice. whenever his hungry he chooses milk. and when we get back to a “MILK SUPPLEMENT” milk he just get back on his interest to eat rice instead of his milk.
but the problem is, the LACTOSE FREE milk indicated in its label that the milk is for medication purposes and needs a pediatricians prescription.
can someone give some comment on this?
i’ll appreciate it. thanks!

ok so i go to this thing every week where i can get 24 diapers free a week and i get the choice of newborn 1 2 &3. what i need help figureing out since am not sure how quickly average babies grow out of the different sizes is how many of each size should i get. i got 23 weeks. i could do it semi evenly and do 5 weeks of getting newborn and the 6 weeks getting size one and so on. i hope this makes since. should i do it evenly or will i need less size one and way more size 3?

is lactose free milk best for baby. my baby is very week. which brand milk make healthy my son suggest me the best brand in india.

okay I will address the first thing harley has a fever so I do not want to take him out and I had things that needed to be picked up at the library and I also needed a book from a book store so I sent the SO to go do it but complained and complained about it. Does your SO ever complain about you asking him to go do errands?
And also I have Diapers.com coupons that you enter when you check out if some one needs them then feel free to email me they are for
A case of huggies diapers
seventh generation diapers
avent,born free,dr.browns a pack of 2 or 3 but only 1 of the 3 brands
natural baby skin care earth’s best by jason,avalon organics, or little twig item only one of those
pacifers first years,gerber, or playtex pacifiers
and 3 more things
Diaper rash jars
halo sleep sacks
and toy
if you wanna know the specific’s of the last 3 ask me and they are all limit to 1 house hold and expire 12/31/09

http://www.ewg.org/reports/bpaformula

read up! these companies should really be putting formula in BPA free packaging but consumers have to demand it.
for now if you have to use formula get the powdered form.

You don’t need BPA free bottles. Just don’t use boiling water. Wash by hand. BPA is normally released at temps above 170 F, which you can get in a microwave, but not with hot tap water.
ALL plastics release chemicals when heated, whether they have BPA or not, including your frozen dinners in plastic trays.
Otherwise, check the baby stores for glass baby bottles.