Parents worry about dwindling baby formula supply: "Never did I think I would ever be rationing formula"

Taylor Miller can't allow even a drop of baby formula go to waste. With empty shelves across the country and some retailers limiting baby formula purchases to prevent hoarding, the Texas mother is having to ration formula. 

"Never did I think I would ever be rationing formula," Miller told CBS News. 

Miller now feeds her 4-month-old daughter, Magnolia, two ounces every two hours, instead of four ounces every four hours, in hopes of avoiding leftovers she might have to throw out because it's spoiled.