I'm interested because you hear so many people saying "I plan to breastfeed for X time and then introduce a bottle" as if it was an inevitable fact that all children need to graduate to formula sooner or later.
And then there are loads of people who breastfeed but give bottles from time to time.
The formula companies must be laughing all the way to the bank, because they're selling formula not only to people who can't breastfeed or choose not to, but also to (I suspect) the majority of breastfeeders.
So, how many 100% breastfed children are out there?
My dd1 (now 3) had some formula top-ups between about 8 and 10 weeks, so she doesn't "qualify".
dd2 (coming up for 2 years) has never had formula. Is this as unusual as I think it is?