Every baby is special in their own way.
That's why we have a formula for every baby. Around the turn of the century, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson had a son. He was a healthy baby, but was unable to properly digest breast milk. The assistance the Johnsons' needed to help their son was not available as there were no baby formulas at the time, until Edward Mead Johnson, Sr., a chemist, saw the need and began to develop an alternative for breast milk patterned closely after breast milk. Since the beginning of the 20th Century, Mead Johnson has pioneered research and development efforts in the field of nutrition.