No. However, since the production of breast milk is reduced during pregnancy, a breastfed child may need to be supplemented with breast milk, adapted...
Health Canada, the World Health Organization and the Montreal Diet Dispensary prefer a food approach to address omega-3 needs. In addition, the Dispensary recommends...
Health Canada’s recommendation for non-breastfed infants is taking a commercial preparation of iron-enriched cow's milk until the age of 9 to 12 months. Several...
No. Fish is an excellent source of omega-3, which is essential to the proper development of the baby. Although some fish contain significant amounts...