Soaring infant formula prices are pushing some families into debt and forcing them to make decisions that could harm their babies, a new study shows. First-of-its-kind research from Swansea University looked at the experiences of 281 parents across the UK who used formula to feed to their babies. Funded by…
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A study led by Swansea University concluded that a significant increase in the price of baby formula has a serious impact on families. This can include effects on the health, finances and mental wellbeing of parents and children across Britain.