If you can’t stop thinking about the movie Encanto, you are definitely not alone. It’s a total hit not only because of the brilliant music, animation, and casting. The film has a deeper meaning and is loved by young children and their parents alike. Now, on social media, you probably have seen lots of memes from the movie popping up on all kinds of topics. But here are our top five relatable parenting memes from Encanto.

Encanto Meme on Parenting Toddlers

Have a toddler banging on everything they see? Drawers, tables, floors, TV units, or anything else in your home? If so, you can surely relate to this meme.

No Secrets When You Have Littles

If you have small children, you probably already have been in a situation where you are trying to keep something private but they just want to share it with the world. This one is for you, parents of secret-sharing toddlers and kids!

All Eyes on You

Do you often feel like someone’s watching you, especially when you are having a meal? If you nodded your head when reading that, we can bet you are a parent and there’s always someone watching every step you make and every bite you take!

Waiting on Miracles and Peace

At dinner time, do you often wonder what eating in peace would be like? Do you miss hearing your thoughts? We totally get you and the Encanto meme creators, too!

Parents Trying to Sleep at Night

Are you bombarded with intrusive thoughts every time you lay down at night and try to sleep? Do you feel like your body is falling apart but somehow these thoughts manage to keep you awake? All of us parents have been there and we know the pain of wanting to rest but also worrying about all the things we have done wrong, forgotten, or the things that can potentially go wrong in the future. Well, this one is for you!

If you haven’t seen the movie yet, what are you waiting for! It’s an amazing animation that covers a very interesting topic of cultural trauma and explores the connections between family and community, among other great themes. It’s good entertainment for both children and adults, just like every other Disney movie. We hope you enjoyed these memes whether you watched Encanto or not!

From diapers, bottles, and pacifiers to toys, baby food, and formula – nowadays you can find anything you need for your baby online. Buying things for your little one online is super convenient, especially when you are busy making bottles, putting them to sleep, and trying to figure out this new life. But when getting infant formula, there are some things to be aware of in order to get a quality product for your baby. Here’s what you need to know!

Tips on Buying Infant Formula Online

Does the brand of the formula matter? When buying online – definitely! Getting high-quality food for your baby is crucial and when you are not going to the store to hand-pick it yourself, it’s safer to choose reputable brands.

Definitely go for brands you have heard of before and that are owned by a well-known company. However, the online store you are buying from should also be a reputable one. Getting the formula from a well-known source will save you the worries of whether it’s a knock-off or the real deal.

If you are thinking about buying from a brand that’s not a name brand, you should definitely run the decision through your pediatrician. They will tell you whether this is a good option for your baby or not.

It’s crucial to choose a formula that’s FDA-approved. The FDA sets the limit for the required nutrients in the formula, which are 29. However, if the formula is shipped overseas, approval is not required and you may get something that doesn’t have the proper level of nutrients.

Mind the Red Flags

If you have found a formula that met all requirements and you ordered it, once it arrives, check for the following red flags.

• Examine the smell and color of the formula.
• Check the use-by date of the product.
• If you think the deal is too good to be true, it probably is.

If something is off, do not give the product to your infant. Also, keep in mind that discounted products sold online may be very close to their use-by date.