New mothers, who are very attentive to the choice of their baby’s food, may make the wrong choice due to their lack of knowledge or misconceptions, coupled with the misleading advertising campaigns. Breast milk is undoubtedly the preferred choice, as it has an irreplaceable role in the healthy growth and development of the baby. Breast milk is rich in immune factors, which is incomparable to cow’s milk and goat’s milk. The immune factor is the baby’s magic weapon against diseases, and there are many other advantages of breast milk, so I won’t go into them all. So if your condition allows, please breastfeed your baby. For babies who cannot be breastfed, the choice of which type of formula makes many parents hesitant. Today, we will talk about the common formula and goat milk powder. Both cow’s milk and goat’s milk are fakes compared to breast milk, except that formula is based on breast milk ingredients and is modified based on cow’s milk, so if you can’t breastfeed your baby, it is recommended that you prefer formula that is closer to breast milk. Nowadays, commercially available goat milk powder is very expensive and advertised very well. In fact, the nutritional value of goat milk is roughly the same as cow’s milk, but the folic acid content in goat milk is very little and long-term feeding is prone to megaloblastic anemia, so long-term feeding is not recommended. In addition, horse milk has low protein and fat content and low capacity, so it should not be fed for a long time.