Confidently navigate the growing world of infant formula options
Do you find yourself fielding questions about goat milk formulas, boutique blends, or curious about why parents are requesting European options?
You’re not alone. Infant formula choices have exploded, and so have caregivers’ questions.
This 60-minute session is designed to give you the clarity, language, and confidence you need to guide families through formula options with ease and neutrality.
In This Free Webinar, You'll Learn:
✅ The core composition and similarities across all infant formulas
✅ Key differences between conventional, organic, specialty, and “boutique” options
✅ A global tour of formula regulations — and why some families look beyond North America
✅ How to decode common concerns like folic acid vs. folate, DHA, and plant oils
✅ Practical tips for supporting families without judgment — even when marketing drives their decision
Why This Conversation Matters Now
Formula shortages and social media trends have changed the landscape. Families are exploring options that fall outside what’s listed on most clinic cheat sheets. And they’ll likely choose those products — whether or not you feel equipped to weigh in.
As a pediatric dietitian, your voice matters. In this session, you'll gain a clear, compassionate framework to support families in making informed decisions that are safe, and align with both science-informed choices — while honouring their values, concerns, and realities.
We'll talk openly about brands, unpack the marketing hype, and dig into the real concerns families bring to you.
This webinar is for you if...
You guide families through infant feeding and nutrition
You want to help families make safe, science-based decisions - without getting lost in the marketing hype
You've felt unsure about how international formulas compare to North American
All the Details
What: Formula Fundamentals: From Conventional to Boutique
Who: Aubrey Phelps, MS, RDN, PPCES, IFNCP, CLC
When: June 18, 2025 | 2:00 – 3:00 PM EDT
Where: Live on Zoom (Recording available)
Cost: Free
Note: No CPEUs will be offered for this event. No CPEUs = no limits. Aubrey will be able to name brands, break down the marketing, and answer the questions you're actually getting from families.
No CPEU = No filters
We're skipping the red tape so you can finally get honest insights into formulas, marketing claims, and caregiver questions - no holding back.
Without the constraints of continuing education credits, we’re free to name specific formula brands, break down ingredient differences, and dive into the nuanced conversations you're already having in practice. Come ready to chat, learn, and leave feeling more confident and clear.
Meet Your Presenter
Aubrey Phelps, MS RDN PPCES IFNCP CLC, specializes in perinatal and pediatric nutrition. She supports women in improving their health, cycles, and fertility so they can have a healthy pregnancy and reduce the risk of complications and preterm delivery.
She works with women so they can thrive postpartum as they transition into motherhood and mothers who want to get their little one off to the right start with nutrition and health or those struggling with the anxiety of a child who isn’t growing as expected.
She is a momma to 4 earthside babies and 4 angels she has yet to meet. After two traumatic births, miscarriages, feeding issues, a NICU stay, PPA, a VBA2C, and more, Aubrey became even more passionate about supporting mothers in their transition into motherhood.
She is the owner of Matrescence Nutrition, author of the "Big Book of Baby-Led Weaning", creator of "Feeding Littles", as starting solids course, and loves working with women and families as a part of their village.
Do you struggle to stay up-to-date with the rapidly expanding formula market?
This 60-minute webinar offers more than information - it's your chance to refine how you communicate, counsel, and confidently compare formula options.
✔ Compare formula types with clarity
✔ Address caregiver concerns with confidence
✔ Help recommend products aligned with the infant's needs — not marketing trends