Placeholder while article actions loadWashington Post columnists Alyssa Rosenberg and Dr. Leana S. Wen will answer reader questions on the baby formula shortage on Monday, May 23 at noon ET. Read the transcript below.Read recent columns on this topic:Sign up for a weekly roundup of thought-provoking ideas and debatesArrowRightThe formula shortage is a crisis for men, tooGov. Abbott, taking formula from migrant babies would be illegal — and viciousBabies aren’t talking points. Stop posturing and get them formula.The baby formula shortage is an outrage. A sane country would fix it. Sign up for the Checkup With Dr. Wen newsletter | Guidance on navigating the pandemic and other public health challengesReader Q&As with columnistsRecent Q&As:With Eugene Robinson: What’s next for the Supreme Court?With Perry Bacon Jr.: Why aren’t Democrats doing more?With Jennifer Rubin: Who is to blame for overturning Roe?With David Ignatius: How can we counter propaganda in Ukraine? Submit a question:David Ignatius (Every other Monday at 12 p.m. ET)Eugene Robinson (Tuesdays at 1 p.m. ET)Perry Bacon Jr. (Thursdays at 12 p.m. ET) Jennifer Rubin (Fridays at 12 p.m. ET)See all Washington Post Reader Q&AsNote: Columnist Alexandra Petri is on parental leave. Her weekly Q&A will return in the summer.Having a technical issue with a Q&A? Email livechatsupport@washpost.com.GiftOutlineGift ArticleOpinions on parentingHAND CURATEDThe baby formula crisis isn’t over. Key problems remain.Opinion•June 19, 2022An actor’s use of a surrogate raises radical-feminist questionsOpinion•June 15, 2022Ron DeSantis’s drag show comments foretell a vile trendOpinion•June 13, 2022View 3 more storiesChevronDownLoading...