Kseniia P.

I’m a mom of three - a four-year-old, a three-year-old, and a seven-month-old - so I’ve had plenty of firsthand experience navigating the world of infant formula. I was born in Russia, where HiPP was a familiar brand, and after moving to the U.S., I was surprised to discover that it wasn’t something I could simply pick up at a local store. When I stopped producing enough breast milk for my first child, I started researching my options and eventually began buying HiPP. I tried a couple of U.S. formulas as well, but my baby seemed much fussier and had more trouble with digestion. Switching to HiPP made a noticeable difference for us, and I’ve continued using it with my children.

Over time, I became the person who checks the ingredient list, compares nutritional information, and double-checks the tin before ordering another batch. That’s also what I bring to this site. I help keep the product and preparation pages current and maintain the tin log, with the goal of making the practical side of buying and using HiPP a little easier for other parents. I know from experience how many questions come up when you're trying a formula for the first time, and I like being able to help make those answers easier to find.

milkatlas is written by parents who buy the tins, read the panels and the regulations, and write down what they find. Every number on a product page comes from data with a source and a date beside it, not from anyone's memory of a box. Where a page touches a health question it carries a named reviewer and the date of the review.