It's dated to 2016? @savanahr777

No problem I always do my own research on everything

Thank you for sharing that! @savanahr777

Oh wow ok, I didn't see that! @savanahr777

I'm not sure?? where did you see it back dated? @savanahr777

Yeah I agree, I guess that bacteria can come from powdered formula so it's the most obvious cause. The article said that the batch was tested and came back negative. @ellieinmybelly

Everything I'm finding on this is dated back to 2011 🤔 is this an old story that is coming back up?

I thought the boys name was Axel and I thought he was a month old? Some of the facts might've been left out of that picture that was posted. Yeah idk it's scary @bria

It says enfamil newborn and also that the formula tested negative for any bacteria ... So idk

@ellieinmybelly, @kreese88 @vb95

The article ladies ссылка

Yeah that's a good point. It could've been anything really I just think the formula was the most obvious thing because the baby eats it all the time. It could've been bacteria on toys, pacis, etc. I wonder if they tested the formula? @ellieinmybelly

Elliot's on enfamil AR for his reflux and has been fine, acting normal, playing, talking. it scares me so much though @bria

All three of my boys have been on enfamil never had one problem. I'll have to look up the story

I just googled it because I give my daughter gentle ease and it says on the article it was enfamil newborn not gentle ease... I don't know what to do. She's not showing any symptoms or anything but is honestly the complete opposite ! Very active and happy and is three weeks old. I don't know what to do I'm bugging out