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Babies are expensive! It’s one of those things that people always tell you but you just don’t understand until you have your own children- all of the things that a baby needs to have really add up and cost you a lot of money.
I had always wanted to breastfeed when I had a baby. And when we decided that I would be leaving my job to stay home with Hailey I knew that I had to breastfeed to save on the cost of formula. And honestly- those first few weeks it was sooooo hard and Hailey was having a hard time latching on. If not for the cost of formula I probably would have given up. But it was just so expensive that I stuck with the breastfeeding and am so glad that I did.
But I know that breastfeeding does not work out for everyone. There are many reasons that breastfeeding may not be successful for everyone and those people should not have to pay a fortune to buy formula for their baby. That’s where the baby formula savings calculator comes in handy. You can compare the cost of Parent’s Choice, store brand formula to the more expensive name brands. I used the Savings Calculator provided to see how much I would have saved by using Parents Choice baby formula instead of Similac Advance infant formulas. The savings was over $500 for the first year. Imagine what I could do with that $500! Use it towards a vacation, for sure!!
Since all baby formula has to comply with the same regulations it only makes sense to buy the cheaper formula. If you’re not sure what kind of formula to use there is a Formula Finder that will help you decide what is best for your baby. For me that would be the older infant formula.
