What About Food Safety regarding children's food formula?
Accompanying with national economy and women independence rapid developments, a growing number of babies rely on formula powder milk for their daily nutrition. Hence, the food safety of infant formula has become to be the biggest concern of many parents. Especially after few severe infant formula food safety incidents which were caused by either the conscious adding of illegal chemicals or just wrong choice of raw milk due to low-testing standards and careless acceptance check. Many Chinese parents flock to stores to buy foreign produced infant formulas on the assuming that they should be safer. Is it true that foreign products infant formulas are always better and safer? Let's have a closer look at it.
How did it begin?
The Human being is basically a mammal, and when a mother deliver her baby(or babies), with effects of spontaneous hormone mechanism, it is the most natural thing that the mother will breastfeed milk to her baby / babies in the next one day or two, sometimes even in just a few hours later. Scientists found, before the breeding is successfully achieved, that most babies would be just fine to drink some water instead of milk.
The first recorded document about powdered milk is possibly a description by Marco Polo, a famous Italian traveler and businessman from the 13th century. He noted, in Yuan Dynasty of China, the Mongolian Cavalry was used to carry one kind of milky food with them. But he didn't specified it. In modern times, the first powder milk factory was built by a French man named帕芒蒂伦瓦尔德(I don't know his French name) in 1805. At the beginning Powder milk is mainly used in the case when mothers don't have enough breast milk for their babies, and in very rare conditions that they don't have any at all.
Nevertheless, more and more parents choose to feed their babies with infant formula powder milk because of three main reasons:
Catherine, good job.
Just be aware of redundancies (the use of words or data that could be omitted without loss of meaning or function). For example, you wrote "formula powder milk" (powdered milk formula) many times. You can substitute it by using the pronoun it, or not mentioning the product at all since the reader knows what you are talking about.
--Ravi.