"john hamilton" > wrote in message
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> If a very young baby of a few months does not have access to their
> mother's
> milk, what would be the nearest substitute food to give the child?
>
> Ignoring cow's milk and other animal milks, (and powdered formula milk);
> what would be the most suitable mixture of food stuffs to make up?

Jello works. All of my kids and their cousins were allergic to any type of
milk when they were babies. The sister in law with the oldest baby fed hers
liquid jello or baby rice blenderized with water. By the time my oldest son
was born they had come out with the soy formulas and he got switched over as
soon as my sister in law discovered he was having the same problems as her
oldest daughter.

Ms P