She was happy to be able to give the formula to a family that needed it but questioned why she received it in the first place. Unaware of the severity of the formula shortage, Connor posted the package on a local "Buy Nothing" group on Facebook and was shocked by the volume of responses.
"I'm a single, unmarried New Yorker that is not pregnant and not undergoing any fertility treatment at the moment," Connor told Insider. The name and address on the package were correct, but Connor doesn't have a baby and had no idea why Mead Johnson, the maker of Enfamil, would send her a gift package containing three canisters of powdered formula and two ready-to-feed bottles.
When a package of Enfamil baby formula was delivered to Annika Connor's home this week, she was confused.
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