Why choose Enfamil A+®

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Few things in life compare to bringing baby home, holding them close, and the intimacy of feeding time. We understand just how important and fulfilling these moments are. And while we recognize that breast milk is the nutrition standard for infants, we know that sometimes a mother needs other ways to nourish her child. That’s why we’ve always dedicated our efforts to developing safe, high-quality, innovative products, that help nourish children—from birth through toddlerhood.

I'm just writing to you to let you know how much I love your product! I'm a mom of 2 boys and they used ONLY Enfamil products from day 1! Now I am a foster Mom to infants, and continue to use only Enfamil. Thank you so much for making an amazing product!

— A Mom from Redbridge, Ontario.

We come very highly recommended

When it comes to choosing formula for babies, there’s nothing like a recommendation from a trusted source. Did you know Enfamil A+^® is the #1 formula brand recommended by pediatricians, and the #1 infant formula chosen by pediatric hospitals? Most important of all, Enfamil A+ is also the #1 choice of Moms like you.

Our formulas contain DHA for rapidly growing brains

Did you know that your baby’s brain growth will be 85% complete by age three? That’s why DHA is so important for your child early in life. A baby’s brain contains Omega-3 fat and most of that fat is DHA, a brain nourishing nutrient. Enfamil A+ formulas contain DHA, and 9 out of 10 doctors agree that DHA-enriched nutrition is a practical way to support normal brain development in children under the age of 3.

Does my baby need DHA?

Talk to your doctor about DHA-enriched infant formula. For a list of other questions to ask your doctor at baby’s first well visit

enfamil.ca/firstdoctorvisit

Your baby’s brain growth will be

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