Sentence examples for make infant from inspiring English sources

It sells its milk products to other companies that make infant formula and said those companies would be responsible for any recalls.

The Health Ministry said that it was unlikely that there would be negative consequences for infants who were given the water, but that it should be avoided if possible and not be used to make infant formula.

She has, for instance, ordered that the city make infant formula, bottle warmers and Pedialyte available to homeless families waiting for shelter assignments and told the city that it cannot interview families seeking shelter over a hot line but must meet with them in person.

Numico, founded in 1896 by Martinus van der Hagen, a Dutch inventor, after he won the exclusive right to make infant formula out of cow's milk, would return to its roots.At first, this strategy was greeted with scepticism, especially from investors who also believed the conventional wisdom.

Because Botswanan mothers use this water to make infant formula, the "safety [of infant formula] may vary dramatically with the weather," Creek warned.

When we compare Gusii and American mothers, it is the Americans who seem to make infant care more complicated and difficult by putting their infant to sleep in a separate room, setting the stage for sleep disruption due to infant crying.

Different plants in the same Allegan, Mich., complex make infants' and children's products, he said.

(A device to make infants and children scream and attract sympathy is to burn their mouths with chili powder.

New efforts to catch them make fear of deportation a growing factor in American life, the flip side of generous laws that make infants instant citizens.

Nitrates have been linked to thyroid disease and make infants susceptible to "blue baby syndrome," a potentially fatal condition that interferes with the blood's capacity to carry oxygen.

As the arena of infant-toddler research remains under-represented in the early childhood field (Berthelsen, 2010), further research is necessary to provide much needed information about how educators could make infants and toddlers 'visible' in the EYLF.