Moorside Baby Bank say parents are turning to unsafe practices over the rising cost of essentials.
Parents 'watering down baby milk' over high costs
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A baby bank says parents are turning to "unsafe" practices such as watering down baby formula milk to save money.
Megan Sinden, founder of Moorside Baby Bank in Consett, County Durham, said a couple of families spoke of putting less powder in to get another week's worth out of it, "which to me is quite dangerous".
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