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Can I Give Cow Milk To My 2 Month Old Child?

My baby birth by cesarian, after birth as per doctor given her cow milk for 2 days after that started breast milk.now she is completed 2 months and i need to give her either cow milk or lactogen because september first i need to join my job. So pls. Suggest me which is best for her.
Mon, 21 Jul 2014
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thanks for your question. please do not use cow milk. it is not the closest combination to human milk. please use formula feed or buy a breast pump and use your own expressed breast milk. cow milk can produce allergy plus it lacks DHA....also protiens are different...so please start on formula with dilution as directed.
expressed breast milk is a good option and you can keep in freezer for 24 hours.
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Can I Give Cow Milk To My 2 Month Old Child?

thanks for your question. please do not use cow milk. it is not the closest combination to human milk. please use formula feed or buy a breast pump and use your own expressed breast milk. cow milk can produce allergy plus it lacks DHA....also protiens are different...so please start on formula with dilution as directed. expressed breast milk is a good option and you can keep in freezer for 24 hours.