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switching formula
Added: 1109 days ago.
Added by: momsrock4
Section: General.
Status: This question is Closed. (Questions will be closed after 10 days.)


i want to try switching my daughter from similac advance to the target brand thats similar. have any of u done this? how did it go?



trkrchk - 1108 days ago Rating: 0 (0 votes) I used target brand formula.. We did well on it, even with reflux. I say have at it!

Rhonda Lynn - 1108 days ago Rating: 0 (0 votes) My baby started on Similac advanced. She was having digestive issues so I switched to Similac Sensitive. Then I moved her to Enfamil Gentlease. I did that for financial reasons. ( it was similar to Similac Sensitive) But it wasn't cheaper, it was actually more expensive. Then I started comparing it to store brands and found that the Kroger Gentle formula was identical to the Enfamil Gentlease, but cost $12 less a can!!! She has been on it for about two months now and is doing great. I wouldn't change formula all the time, but a few changes should be ok. ( until you get something that works for all)

MarloeBeansMom - 1109 days ago Rating: 0 (0 votes) My daughter has been on several different brands for various reasons, money being the big reason. Go for it!

RobinG - 1109 days ago Rating: 0 (0 votes) I have switched and never a problem, I just bought the can and gave it ~ I actually went back and forth from walmart to target depending on what store I was at ~ he never even noticed ~ I used the gentlease generic version

amy2088 - 1109 days ago Rating: 0 (0 votes) I switched my sons formula from Nestles Good Start to the Walmart Brand, and i dont even think he notice. But then had to switch a month later because of a Milk Allgery/ sensativity, so now he is on isomil soy. My doctor said that all the formulas are pretty much the same, and dont really affect babies as much as people are made out to believe. In total i think mathew has been on 5 different formulas and he just turn 3 months. He has never had a problem switching.