...uh I'm not quite sure what you ladies(?) mean by fresh milk, or your babies' ages, but just as a reminder to all, parents are not supposed to give fresh milk to babies under a year old... if it's processed cow/dairy milk, then it's okay e.g. cheese, yoghurt but definitely not plain dairy milk... forgot the reason though.

again, sorry if I missed the details, just a reminder to all of us

Heh heh... being the prankster/pseudo-jerk that I sometimes am, while my wife was breastfeeding our kids (I can't remember if I did this to all, or just one or two), while they were intently feeding, I would call out to them and you guessed it, they would turn their head, nipple and all between their gums/teeth... heh heh... of course the inevitable scolding will come from the wife, but still think it was funny after perhaps 10-20 times... but I promise I have not done that with the youngest... Okay, to tie in with the topic, my advice to mothers; Please, make sure you have a mature husband around you when breastfeeding... actually, just make sure you have a mature husband

...as for nicKit, best way is to firmly tell your hubby the issue(s) you face, it's his mother so he should be the one telling her what to do or not to do. His son, his mother so would be much better if it comes from him, and it's his idea for saying that, not because you said it. Believe me, we have the same problem (don't we all?) and when it's my parents, I tell them what I expect of my kids, and vice-versa... it's just easier for everbody that way... so talk nicely to your hubby, get him clued up... I'm sure you have your methods

...I was worried about that too, especially as the 'Bad@Sugary' Box kinda resembles enfalac A+ which our kids drink... noticed that nicKit? ...and I remember telling my wife not that long ago how sweet the formula was... anyways, out of the blue while shopping at jusco the other day I saw the anmum milk, bought one for testing purposes... Baby straight up will not drink it... pity, since it was cheaper too ...but my three other kids used enfalac too and they seem okay...