Formula recipes

This recipe, based on World Health Organization guidelines and physician studies through the early twentieth century, is an excellent stop-gap option for when your baby is hungry and you have no other feeding options. It is meant for short-term use only.

What we feed our babies is one of the most crucial choices we make. If you're interested in a vegan baby formula, this is the article for you!

Homemade Infant Formula may be a brand new concept to you, but it is a real thing. It is something I advocate for, whenever it fits the need.

Why are you feeding your baby corn syrup solids and paying a ton of money to do so? If you can follow a basic recipe you can make healthy formula for your baby if you can't breastfeed or need to supplement.

DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN HOMEMAKE YOUR FORMULA? There are actually two recipes in Sally Fallon's Nourishing Traditions book—for raw milk-based, and meat-based formulas. I have recommended this for babies I've cared for, and it has been an amazing thing for them.

This homemade baby formula recipe is from the Weston A. Price Foundation. They have more real food formula tips too.

A nourishing baby formula recipe you can make at home with safe, whole ingredients developed and tested by a PhD nutritionist to match breastmilk as closely as possible. Also suitable for infants.

If you can't breastfeed, you CAN make your own infant formula. And if you do it right it will be far more nutritious than regular formula.

A nourishing, dairy-free homemade baby formula that uses bone broth as the base instead of raw milk that was developed and tested by Dr. Mary Enig to match breastmilk as closely as possible.