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Brain development begins just 3 weeks after conception—one of the earliest systems to form.
During the first year of life, your baby’s brain is forming all kinds of new neural connections. These early connections are the foundation for memory, emotion, language, and lifelong learning.
That’s why interaction, love, and key nutrients like MFGM (Milk Fat Globule Membrane)↗ matter so much. Once found only in breast milk, MFGM is also available in Enfamil® NeuroPro↗ formulas and has been shown to support cognitive development during these early months, and science backs its impact. In a clinical study↗, babies who were fed formula with MFGM showed higher cognitive scores than babies fed standard formula at 12 months of age.1
MFGM is rich in nutrients that play key roles in building your baby’s brain, supporting how it forms, connects, and functions during this rapid stage of development.
Together, these nutrients help create a strong foundation for your baby’s developing brain—one that supports how they learn, connect, and grow, both now and into the future.
The support you provide today doesn’t just help your baby—it builds a strong foundation for tomorrow. Imagine your little one walking into kindergarten full of confidence, curiosity, and communication skills. That future starts now—with every loving moment and every brain-nourishing bottle.
With MFGM, you can help fuel cognitive development during this foundational year and give your child all the support possible along the way.
Join Enfamil Family Beginnings®↗ to get smart, science-backed tools that grow with your baby. The app gives you personalized tips, feeding guidance, milestone trackers, and expert articles—all designed to help you make confident decisions from day one.
1. Li, Fei., et al. (2019). Improved Neurodevelopmental Outcomes Associated with Bovine Milk Fat Globule Membrane and Lactoferrin in Infant Formula: A Randomized, Controlled Trial. The Journal of Pediatrics, 215, 24–31.e8. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpeds.2019.08.030↗
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