She’s right! Lord have Mercy!!!!
Thanks for the post!
Thank you for posting this article.
Very nice article. Thank you.
I was at a local business the other day (not a grocery store) and reflected after I left on how short-tempered and isolated people in my neighborhood are these days.
I can hardly wait for this madness to be over.
It’s not the response to the virus, it’s the virus.
Written by a Planned Parenthood worker who finally saw the light. Thanks for posting.
One thing that was pointed out in the article, was that we all can make a difference by donating time or money to a specific charity.
In my area, we have Kroger grocery stores. As part of your Kroger Rewards program they have Community Rewards. A small percentage of your purchases go to your designated charity. I have chosen my church.
Amazon Prime has a similar program called Amazon Smiles and a percentage of your purchases go to your designated charity. I have selected - A Beacon Of Hope Womens Center Inc.
Bit by bit we can all make a difference and tune out all of the naysayers.
See.
You must be afraid.
You must be frightened.
“You are going to die!”
“You are going to starve!”
“There is so much you should be afraid of!”
“Vote Democrat!”
What a horrible, horrible thing to do to your fellow citizens.
Terrify them so they’ll vote Democrat.
It is as dark a thing as anything written by Tolkien.
I’m so sick...of hearing that everything bad happening is “...due to COVID-19.” and “...because of the corona virus.” That’s bullshit. It’s because of the response to it.
Just as aside at no store here in South Carolina that I’ve seen can one buy formula from a store’s aisle. It’s all locked in a case or kept behind the customer service counter.
The Left wants us to lose our humanity.
Those who have lost their sense of humanity are easier to control.
Nosophobia is a bitch. People act irrationally and become germophobes.
https://wehavekids.com/parenting/Emergency-Baby-Formula
With Poly Vi Sol with Iron it can be a working formula. All of us in the 50s and 60s drank this formula with the vits and iron doses each morning for a complete meal.
Cheap.
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Homemade Emergency Baby Formula Recipe
Updated on April 16, 2020
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I’m an experienced mother, and these are things I always have on hand for emergencies. A little preparation gives a lot of peace of mind!
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If you’re temporarily stuck without formula and unable to get more, you can use one of these emergency recipes to safely feed your infant. These substitutes should not be used in the long term.
If you’re temporarily stuck without formula and unable to get more, you can use one of these emergency recipes to safely feed your infant. These substitutes should not be used in the long term. | Source
So, You’ve Run Out of Baby Formula . . .
Your child is crying because they are hungry. Perhaps you’ve always used formula, or perhaps breastfeeding went by the wayside after you started working again and had a nasty bout with mastitis. Whatever the case may be, as you stumble bleary-eyed into your kitchen to the bottle station, you realize that you have run out of formula. Panic strikes. You check the cupboard, the pantry, and even the fridge hoping that you have a stash somewhere . . . anywhere. No dice. So what do you do?
. . . What Can You Use as a Substitute?
Before the days of Similac and soy-based milk products, infants would drink raw cow or goat milk. Unfortunately, raw milk frequently carried diseases that led to diarrhea, vomiting, high fevers, and compromised immune systems. In the 1920s, industrialization and new preservation processes allowed a number of foods to be sanitized of bacteria and stored for future use. Milk could now be stored for long periods of time safely without refrigeration. Evaporated milk was born.
A Nutritional Comparison of Evaporated Milk and Whole Milk
A Nutritional Comparison of Evaporated Milk and Whole Milk
Evaporated milk is exactly what it sounds like—milk that has been heated to a level where its water content begins to evaporate. Containing only 60% of the water found in typical milk, evaporated milk is milk intensified. This evaporation process concentrates nutrition and fat. In fact, it has around double the caloric and nutritional content of its unprocessed counterpart—exactly what your little one needs to satiate their hunger without compromising their health.
Before you begin, keep in mind that the recipes in this article are for short-term emergency use only and will not provide sufficient nutrition for prolonged use. Use these recipes only when you cannot, for whatever reason, obtain professionally made and nutritionally complete baby formula.
Recipes in This Article
Traditional Evaporated Milk Formula
1. Evaporated Milk Baby Formula Substitute
This recipe is for traditional emergency formula (just like Grandma used to make). One standard-sized 13-ounce can of evaporated milk can make a full quart of emergency formula. The process is simple, fast, and—best of all—does not compromise your child’s health.
As Dr. Andrew J. Schuman writes in his article, “A Concise History of Infant Formula,” this is the exact recipe that was widely used in the 1950s and 1960s for infants who were not breastfed. Please remember, though, that this homemade formula is not a long-term solution since it lacks necessary vitamins. Parents in the 50s and 60s gave their infants supplemental vitamins and iron along with this formula, as noted by Dr. Schuman.
Supplies Needed
Clean quart container
13 oz. can of evaporated whole milk (reduced fat, skim, and sweetened condensed milk will not provide enough calories or nutrition)
18 to 19 oz. of water
2 tablespoons of white granulated sugar or 1 tablespoon of light Karo syrup
Instructions
Combine the above ingredients into the quart container.
Stir until the sugar or light syrup is fully dissolved. The added sugar will help your child break down the proteins in the evaporated milk.
After serving your child, any remaining emergency formula should be refrigerated.
Any unused formula should be discarded after three days.
Congratulations! You have saved the day (or night) and have something safe to feed your baby until you can go to the store and pick up commercial-grade formula.
I remember my father making this up for my brother. then filled bottles went into the sterilizer and there would be nine bottles for feedings in the fridge.
The powers that be filed the results of this "test" for future reference. And use.