Hypoallergenic: Infant, Target
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Allergic to Formula?
Asked by S.T. from El Paso
on March 6, 2008
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I have been pumping and feeding my 5 month old breast milk up until now, but my milk supply is dwindling, and I am ready to put her on formula. We tried Similac formu...
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- Hi S., My little guy has been on formula since the get-go because he was adopted at two days old. However, he did not have a BM for 5 weeks w/o a suppository. Our p...
- hi try using soy milk my granddaughter was the same way and she did real good on the soy milk
- I had the same problem with my now 11 month old daughter. The doctors told me I had to even quit breast feeding her because of her milk protein allergy/lactose intoler...
Target Brand of Formula
Asked by B.L. from Missoula
on September 3, 2010
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Has anyone had their baby on similac sensitive and switched to the target brand of sensitive? I'm just wondering if your baby adjusted well.
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- Two of my kids have used it and loved it! Both had a slight constipation issue right at first but then did fine, my really picky 6 month old switched at about 5 months...
- You just have to try it to see how your baby reacts. Some kids need to stick to the same thing, some can be switched. I use generic formula with my 2 month old and I l...
- I use the target brand for my son and it went well. But like other said it all depends on your child. My first I had on a name brand and when things got tight I trie...
Should I Go Back to Regular Formula After Feeding Hypoallergenic
Asked by G.M. from Washington DC
on June 24, 2008
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Anyone have experience with going back to the standard formula after being on a hypoallergenic formula for a while? My 3 month old daughter has been on Similac Alimen...
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- I would not go back. If she is doing better then just wait until she is off formula and into milk. If the reflux continues on milk then she probably has an allergy o...
- Hi Jeannie.. My youngest had reflux as a newborn also. He was put on Zantac and I was told to switch to soy and add a bit of rice cereal to his bottles. He absolu...
- I'm not a doctor so I couldn't tell you for sure, but my son had acid reflux and we never took him off of his regular formula. After starting the medication he was per...
Target Brand Diapers
Asked by T.C. from Des Moines
on October 1, 2009
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We have been using Huggies Little movers exclusively for about 6 months. I love them. They NEVER leak on my son. However, we are trying to cut back on spending and ...
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- I love Target's Up&Up diapers. I had so many problems with Pampers leaking, and I didn't really care for Huggies (my girls seemed to get more rashes with them). I've n...
- I really like the up&up brand... we were/are also huggies users. I use the Target brand during the day and Huggies Overnights at night because they hold more. We also ...
- I hate them. I just used the last one last night. They are hard and you can smell urine even if they only went a little bit. The side tabs don't stay in place. My ...
Allergic Reaction to Formula
Asked by T.J. from Cincinnati
on June 3, 2008
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Hello,
I have an 8 month old and we think that he has an allergic reaction to the formula he is taking. His body from the neck down to the feet he has little bumps...
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- Hi LaDreka, If your son has been on the same formula for the last 8 months it is probably not an allergy to that, but it still could be allergies. Seasonal aller...
- Have you tried switching him to goat milk, regular low fat milk, or lactose? It may be time to make the transition. As the baby is 8 months old are you feeding him...
- Is he eating any baby cereal? We had the same problem and it ended up being an alergic reaction to the Barley Cereal.
Seeking Adice on Infant Formula!
Asked by J.D. from Los Angeles
on January 2, 2011
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My precious baby boy is 12 wks old and after 9 days of nursing I was no longer able to produce any milk. In utter disappointment and shame I quickly shifted to an org...
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- Try Good Start Supreme Comfort Proteins..introduce slowly..you can add a little more water than usual in the beginning when first introducing..i'm attaching a list i m...
- You need to make an appointment with the pediatrician, write out what you've tried and what happened and then let the doc help guide you.
- Do NOT switch to soy. So many things wrong with it: genetically modified, hormone disruptor, just as hard to digest if diary is a problem, could develop a soy allergy....
Formula
Asked by I.K. from New York
on October 1, 2010
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My son is eight month. I want to swich from breastmilk to formula because he dosent take the breast. I have to exclusively pump. Which formula is best. I tried enfamil...
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- Is it possible that your son is allergic to dairy? My daughter has a dairy allergy and could never accept regular formula (she would vomit it up). It was easiest to ...
- With my first I used Similac, and with my second I used Parent's Choice (Walmart brand). My doctor said generic is just as good. It's possible that formula is just...
- You have to use it more than once, it may take time for his tummy to get used to the change. I would start by mixing it half and half with breast milk so the transiti...
Baby Formula
Asked by A.S. from Washington DC
on June 15, 2008
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I'm so confused about baby formula.My 7 week old had a problem with similac advance she would spit it up very bad. So i changed her to similac lactose free it worked f...
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- I always had my son on soy based formula. Whole Foods grocery store carries natural products. However, I would definately keep in close contact with your pediatricia...
- My daughter had the same problem. Try Sililac Sensitive RS! It took about a week or two for her to get use to but now she is fine!
- It sounds to me like your baby might have acid reflux. The problem won't be solved by formula, you might have to use medication like Zantac for the symptoms. In the ...
Do You Use Target or Luvs Brand Diapers?
Asked by M.P. from Chicago
on March 20, 2008
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Hi,
I recently noticed the huge price difference (12-15 dollars) between Pampers and Target brand or Pampers and Luvs. So I'm wondering are the cheaper brands just ...
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- If your main concern is about cost, then choose modern cloth diapers. They are more dependable than disposable diapers and can save a family thousands of dollars. On...
- You might try the Jewel or Osco brand in the yellow package or ToysRus/Babies R Us brand. I also like the Kirkland brand from Costco but i am not sure they save you a...
- I love Luvs, that is all I used when my son was little. The price of the big packet are great. They work just as well as the expensive brands, they do not leak.
Enfamil Vs. Members Mark Vs. Target Brand...
Asked by M.I. from Orlando
on July 4, 2008
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I really would like to save money on formula. I'm currently using Enfamil, which is costing $100 a month. I've just ordered a free sample of Member's Mark formula --...
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- Hi M., My daughter just turned 8 yesterday and I had her on the Member's Mark formula when she was an infant. Like you I was concerned about the difference in name ...
- my son could only drink soy formula and I forget what brand. But to save money I called the company and told them how much my baby loved the formula and they sent me c...
- Hello M., Pretty much the generic brands are the same as the brand formulas. I have not tried the Sam's brand, but the Costco brand (Kirkland) is great. My daughter...
