Re: [ozmidwifery] Fwd: Try Bright Beginnings Infant Formula For Free!

[Denise Hynd]

Great example of contravention of the WHO Code on Marketing of Infant Formula   Unfortunately the USA has not signed the code so I suspect this is common there!! Denise Hynd   "Never believe that a few caring people can't change the world.  For, indeed, they are the only ones who ever have."  Margaret Mead ----- Original Message ----- From: Deliverywoman To: ozmid list Childbirth Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 3:28 PM Subject: [ozmidwifery] Fwd: Try Bright Beginnings Infant Formula For Free! Hi Listers,   With the recent discussions regarding AF I thought you might be interested in this e-mail I received from an American company, a total discrace. Let us only hope that this type of usage of celebrities to sell formula does not reach Australia shores.   Yours in Childbirth Rita Deliverywoman A BabyZone Premier Partner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   Why did celebrity mom Brooke Shields choose   Bright Beginnings Infant Formula for her new baby?        "Bright Beginnings has DHA and ARA, nutrients found naturally in breast milk that are proven to help babies' brain and eye development. And families will love Bright Beginnings too because it is sensibly priced: up to 32% less than other national DHA-enhanced brands*."   Brooke Shields, Bright Beginnings Mom To compare Bright Beginnings to other DHA formulas and receive a free infant formula sample, visit our web site at brightbeginnings.com.       Available at SuperTarget, Kroger, Albertson's and other fine stores     *Avg price for 4 weeks ending 09/11/04. Source: Nielsen © 2004 Bright Beginnings Nutritionals www.brightbeginnings.com You are receiving this email advertisement because you registered at BabyZone.com and agreed to receive emails containing special offers from BabyZone.com partners. Copyright © 1996-2004 BabyZone.com, Inc., 246 Walnut St, Newton, MA 02460 Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.