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so i think i would probably take cooked meat i don't think that i would give an infant raw meat and i would probably take a little bit of cooked liver i don't think i'd give an infant raw liver but i would combine that with some colostrum and some egg yolk and a grass-fed cow or goat milk and i think that would be a pretty good start to a formula for a baby that couldn't breastfeed
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if i had a child with a partner who couldn't breastfeed i would probably take a grass-fed cow's milk or goat's milk i would combine it with egg yolk a little bit of cooked meat potentially a little bit of cooked liver and i think that that would be a really great start for a baby