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Sep152010Jun 20 2015

Old Navy Selling a Pro-Formula Onesie

by Cindy Young, in category Eating Green, In the News

Old Navy is selling a new onesie with a tattoo-inspired design and the slogan “Formula Powered.” I can’t imagine what they were thinking. I am completely opposed to encouraging mothers to choose to formula feed their babies, and I think Old Navy should do the responsible thing and remove these onesies from their stores.