The White House Thursday moved to ease shortages of infant formula, including increasing imports, even as the administration said it didn't know when consumers would see restocked shelves. The actions come after a nationwide shortage of baby formula worsened in the last several weeks — leading to heightened concerns from Americans who say they are struggling to find formula for their babies. “We recognize that this is certainly a challenge for people across the country, something the president is very focused on,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said. “We're going to do everything we can to cut red tape and and take steps to increase supply on the marketplace.” If you're searching for a safe substitute for your regular baby formula, switching formula brands or turning to breastmilk donation banks may be among the best options. But you should never dilute formula or try a homemade recipe, experts warn. Click the link in our bio for more tips on how to navigate baby formula alternatives.