Put your DHA knowledge to the test!

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What is DHA?* This field is required.

The text acronym for "Don’t Have Anything"

An omega-3 fatty acid that supports brain and eye development

A type of savings account

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Sorry! The correct answer is: An omega-3 fatty acid

DHA, or docosahexaenoic acid, is an omega-3 fatty acid. It's a building block for your baby's brain and eyes.

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DHA, or docosahexaenoic acid, is an omega-3 fatty acid. It's a building block for your baby's brain and eyes.

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What food has the most brain-building DHA?* This field is required.

Salmon

Carrots

Milk

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Sorry! The correct answer is: Salmon

DHA occurs naturally in foods such as salmon, sardines and eggs. Formula-fed babies can get more DHA by giving them a baby formula with the recommended amount of DHA.

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DHA occurs naturally in foods such as salmon, sardines and eggs. Formula-fed babies can get more DHA by giving them a baby formula with the recommended amount of DHA.

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If you took prenatal vitamins with DHA during pregnancy, there is no reason for DHA in your baby’s formula.* This field is required.

True, my baby’s all set

False, they can benefit from more

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Sorry! The correct answer is: False

Experts recommend that DHA should account for 0.2% to 0.36% of total fatty acids in your LO’s formula.

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Experts recommend that DHA should account for 0.2% to 0.36% of total fatty acids in your LO’s formula.

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How does DHA benefit my growing baby?* This field is required.

Eyes

Brain

Nervous System

All of the above

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Sorry! The correct answer is: All of the above

Brain, eye and nervous system development all depend on DHA.

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Brain, eye and nervous system development all depend on DHA.

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Which leading brand of baby formula has the global expert-recommended amount of DHA?* This field is required.

Enfamil

Similac

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Sorry. The correct answer is: Enfamil

Enfamil provides a global expert-recommended amount of DHA in all our formulas, 100% more* than Similac† does.

*World Health Organization recommended amount of DHA is 0.2% - 0.36% of total fatty acids. Similac = 0.15% Vs Enfamil = 0.32% of total fatty acids.

†Internal data on number of babies who tried Similac at least once in 2018.

No data showing Enfamil's superiority to Similac in improving infant's cognitive and visual development.

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Enfamil provides a global expert-recommended amount of DHA in all our formulas, 100% more* than Similac† does.

*World Health Organization recommended amount of DHA is 0.2% - 0.36% of total fatty acids. Similac = 0.15% Vs Enfamil = 0.32% of total fatty acids.

†Internal data on number of babies who tried Similac at least once in 2018.

No data showing Enfamil's superiority to Similac in improving infant's cognitive and visual development.