Chocolate Toddler Formula?

I came across THIS story last week, and have been stewing on it ever since. As a nutrition student I have long been aware of the benefits of breast milk for infants, and after my maternal and child class this semester I am even more passionate about the topic. While this formula is being marketed for toddlers, I believe it is only a matter of time before flavored infant formulas are released. This toddler formula contains a whopping 19 grams of sugar, but also contains omega-3s so they can be marketed as healthy...

"According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, normal toddlers will experience a sharp drop in appetite after age 1 because of slowed growth. A typical 1-year-old needs just 1,000 calories a day, according to the academy, about half that of the average adult. Feeding a toddler sweets at that age will fuel the child's interest in eating more sweets and diminish their interest in nutritious foods, and dietary supplements are rarely needed for toddlers who eat a varied diet."

What are your thoughts on the subject?

Boo!