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Look What They’re Doing ..... Gift to Mother! |
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A department store in
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(Prenatal class for pregnant women held by company) When: 15/07/2006 Company name: Whey Brand name: S-26 Type of product: Infant Formula Please click on image for a larger version
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| A monitor from Croatia noticed that boxes of Hipp and Bebemil infant and follow-up formulas say that they are for mothers 'who don't have enough milk' or 'have milk that is of low quality'. In my experience, she said, that leads mothers to abandon breastfeeding. It's like this: "When mum gives a supplemental feed to the baby, her body starts 'thinking' that the child needs less breastmilk, therefore it produces less milk and the baby will need more and more supplemental formula. The result? The mother worries about milk insufficiency and stops breastfeeding altogether. This happened to a lot of women I know." |
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At home, The Netherlands When: dated July/August, received in post on 07/08/2006 Company name: Wij Jonge Ouders [We, young parents]Brand name: ’de blije doos’ [the joyful box] and ‘de baby doos’ [the baby box] Description: advert in magazine Type of product: This is an advert in a magazine ‘Wij Jonge Ouders’ for a free subscription to the magazine (if you are pregnant or have a child under 1 year) and two free gift boxes.The advert (babydoos.jpg) refers to a website (www.babyinfo.nl) , which contains prominent adverts for Nutricia. This company produces Nutrilon formula and follow-on milks. Representative contents of the boxes are given on the company’s website (http://www.babyinfo.nl/wijjongeouders/deblijedoos.asp). I have copied the files to you. The joyful box (inhoud_blije_doos.jpg) contains a dummy and bottle nipple from the company bibi (www.bibi.nl), a little box for keeping milk powder in and a sample of Nutrilon follow-on milk. There is also something with Nutricia’s logo, but I cannot see what. The baby box (inhoud_baby_doos.jpg) contains a spoon and bib with Nutricia’s logo, a little bottle of fruit juice and a pot of food. Please click on images for a larger version |
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My house – the mailman delivered free formula samples, U.S.A. Please click on images for a larger version
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The 14th International Baby/Children Products Expo, Hong Kong When: 06/08/2006 Company name: Mead Johnson Nutritionals Brand name: Enfapro A+ Type of product: Follow up Formula Description: Membership application form Mead Johnson Club membership application form requiring baby’s date of birth and hospital and attending doctor’s contact to receive gifts, purchase discounts, information on child care, free health talks and use of special hotline Please click on images for a larger version |
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Nestlé products promoted in US website
www.verybestbaby.com • blatant promotion for Nestlé Good Start Supreme infant formula
• page on exuberant parents promoting
Comfort Proteins (paying lip service to breastfeeding) • advertises attractive free backpack for
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