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 está escrito por padres que compran las latas, leen los paneles y los reglamentos, y anotan lo que encuentran. Cada número en una página de producto viene de datos con una fuente y una fecha al lado, no del recuerdo de nadie sobre una caja. Donde una página toca una cuestión de salud, lleva un revisor nombrado y la fecha de la revisión.