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My daughter did the same thing. Our Dr switched us to Similac Alimentum and she hasn't thrown up once :) Her stomach was a mess (the Dr said it sounded like there was a war going on in there, she let me listen and her description was pretty accurate) and needed a formula that was a bit easier for her system to handle.

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If you can, try mixing the formula half-and-half with BMilk to start your little one off. I too recommend the Good Start brand. My kids were all BF and that was the only formula they would ever take without a fight. Good luck!

I would google "soy formula" and "phytoestrogens". There is alot of talk these days about limiting boy's soy intake.

My SIL had the same problem, and after trying 3 different formulas decided to just keep breastfeeding. Her little one stopped having problems.

Good luck! :)

try Nestle Good Start- I recommend (if you can find it) the original, "purple can" formula. Most grocery stores no longer carry it but Babies R Us usually does. Good Start has broken-down proteins so it is gentler on the tummy. The original version does not have additional DHA added- the newer version with DHA tends to bother their tummies more. My daughter had trouble on many formulas till we found the original formulation of Good Start.

My son has had terrible reflux and when I would have dairy and nurse him it was much worse, so when I use formula with him to supplement or in his cereal my pediatrician suggested Nutramigen by Enfamil. It is crazy expensive, but he likes it and it doesn't make him spit up any more than he usually would. We have assumed that he has a milk protein allergy, and I am about to have him have bloodwork to check. I hope this helps!

similac alimentum is supposed to be good for babies that are having issues with regular and soy based formula. go to walmart,sams,bj's costco or whereever you do your bulk shopping. good luck,hope this helps.

We used Infamil Gentlease and it worked out for us. My little girl used to vomit until we switched to this one. Good luck!
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any reason why not the reg formula?

My son took Similac Advance with no trouble at all. I bought the pre-mixed bottles b/c he seemed gassy from the powder and it was only a few dollars more per week. I would question the use of soy. Been hearing a lot about how it is not all that healthy--especially for kids. (?) Good luck!

My 7 month old went through the same problem.....my ped said she was having problems breaking down the proteins too. There is a formula called Enfamil Nutramigen. It is much more expensive (about $25 per 12.5 oz can) but it is a broken down formula that is much easier for them to digest. It took care of her projectiling almost instantly. I should mention that she also had acid reflux, and this was another reason they suggested this formula. After a few months, she started projectiling again, so we switched to Enfamil Prosobee, which works now (we had tried that at first beofre the Nutramigen but it didnt help). Hope this helps!!

I use the Similac Sensitive ORANGE label, not the RS. The milk proteins are broken down. I started it when after Aiden went on combo BM and bottles, and he did fine. The regular Similac was too hard on his belly. Good luck!