Parents' Choice: Child
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Parents Choice Formula and Diapers.
Asked by A.C. from Springfield
on September 15, 2011
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Just curious how many of you actually buy and use Parents Choice Formula and Diapers. Currently we are using Symalac for forumula and Huggies for diapers. My husband...
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- My BFFs ped told her not to use the generic formulas because he didn't like some of the cheaper additives. But who knows?? Perhpas it was hurting the price of his st...
- My Ped says there is no difference w/ the formula and I'd ur child can tolerate it u can use it. I also have found the generic @ target and sam's is cheap and workds :...
- All of the makes are excellent out there, but here are my favorites. Good start, because is highly recommended for babys with troubled tummies. It's very gentle fo...
Parents Choice Formula
Asked by N.O. from Dallas
on July 4, 2007
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I would like to get opinions on the Parents Choice Infant & Toddler Formula.
I have noticed the price difference compared to other formulas but just wondering if it's...
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- I loved Parents Choice. I felt that it dissolved better than more expensive brands and if you look at the list of ingredients and compare them they are almost exactly...
- I used parent's choice formula and so have a couple of my friends. Formula makers have a set of guidelines they must follow so they are for the most part the same no m...
- I used Parents choice for my second child, and she did great! I checked with 2 different pediatricans before I made the switch. Both said there are no problems with ...
Enfamil Vs. Parents Choice
Asked by M.B. from Jacksonville
on April 17, 2009
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hello everyone! My 5 month old daughter has been on Enfamil since she was born, and I just wanted to know if anyone knew of any differences between enfamil and parents...
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- Hi, M. I used Enfamil with my first child, and started to use it with my second, she didn't like it that much, so I tried it myself and I didn't like the taste. I swi...
- It is pretty much the same thing! It's just much cheaper because they don't have to pay for marketing, etc. By the way, the target brand and PC are made by the same ...
- Hi M.! By law, generic formulas need to be pretty much identical to name brand formulas. :) When I switched my son to formula, we used the generic concentrate and...
Parents Choice Brand
Asked by L.M. from Detroit
on August 28, 2007
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Hi,
Has anyone here used Parents Choice brand formula(Wal Mart)? What has your experience been? Read on-line where it's just as good only half the price. I'd like so...
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- I used Parents Choice basically the whole time and my now 3 year old daughter was perfectly healthy and never once had gas. I think it is a great buy!
- Most store name brands like Wal-mart, Meijers, and Target are actually made from the same companies as Similac, Enfamil, and GoodStart, but using local sub-corporation...
- L., This is a site that compares store brand formulas to national brand formulas. They go through each ingredient and tell you how much of each is in each brand....
Suggestions for Helping 5 Year Old with Hygiene Issues
Asked by J.A. from Boston
on April 20, 2008
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I am looking for suggestions to help me teach my 5 year old daughter good hygiene skills. She seems to have trouble with wiping herself although she is at the age whe...
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- I agree that wipes might help in the beginning. The extra moisture can be soothing and helps little kids who aren't as dexterous clean away the debris without wiping,...
- Hi, Have your tried any of the flushable wet wipes for your daughter to use after she has a bowel movement? I too, am parenting a five year old female. WE do not...
- I would suggest using the sticker reward system. Put up a board with Brushed teeth, combed hair, washed hair, etc. Every time she completes one of these tasks you can ...
Is Generic Formula Just as Good as Name Brand?!
Asked by M.S. from Lafayette
on January 10, 2008
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I have a 2 month old little girl, and was wondering if I should feel bad for wanting to use Wal-Mart's brand, Parents Choice formula for her instead of Enfamil or Simi...
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- I have spoken to a nutritionist about this and she said that all formula's are strictly regulated by the FDA. The only difference between the name brands and generic ...
- Do not "feel bad". As long as you compare the ingredients you have no reason to. That is why store brands are available. They are cheaper because they do not spend ...
- I started out using Similac when my first daughter starting taking formula. Formula didn't seem to work well with her system until I tried Parents Choice gentle. I h...
Formula
Asked by K.B. from Lansing
on January 9, 2008
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I have a 4 year old daughter, and we used Similac Advanced with her. I am currently pregnant with our second child and was wondering if I could get some input. My frie...
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- I was on assistance when getting formula for my daughter, so I had to use Similac, and have no first-hand experience with off-brand formula. However, the FDA regulate...
- K., My advice is to save the money. Our pediatrician says formulas are all the same...they have to be (due to FDA regulations, etc.) The difference between them is t...
- Hi, I think Off Brand is totally fine. Big companies often produce more than they can sell undera certain brand name and just put the same stuff in a container with a...
Need Advice on Formula Supplement
Asked by J.C. from Davenport
on December 30, 2009
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Hello Moms, I'm needing some advice on the best formula to supplement with. My daughter is 5 months old and has only had breastmilk thus far. However, my frozen supp...
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- I partially breastfed all my kids, but for formula, I used GoodStart with my 1st two kids. With my third, I started with GoodStart, and have since switched to Parent's...
- Are you working at all? If not, just go ahead and latch her on, all day if need be. Your body will respond to the demand and start producing more. Trust me! If you...
- The doctor told me that all the formuals have to have the same nutritional components. The only difference is the ingredients that make up the taste.
Parent's Choice Vs. Pampers
Asked by J.G. from Cincinnati
on January 1, 2011
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Whats the difference, other than price? I've always bought Pampers, I guess just because I felt like buying the most expensive diapers was the equivalent of giving my ...
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- I used Parents Choice with my all 3 of my boys and loved them. We never had any problems with leaks and we used them for overnights. I never did like the Luvs brand an...
- I used Parents Choice for my daughter and they just did not hold enough, leaked all the time. For my niece, they are great. But I did use the Target UP&UP brand. Th...
- It depends on the child. There is something slightly different about every diaper out there. My son has sensitive skin and the only diaper we could use were Pampers, a...
Agumentative Child..
Asked by J.T. from Seattle
on April 20, 2007
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Well, I've got a 3 year old, going on 42..:D Just kidding.. She is 3 though, and she is very prone to arguing. Here is an example... This morining when i took out t...
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- Erica's answer is right on. I think it's normal for kids this age to say that they don't want to do something after having said that they do. And when you argue with...
- I don't argue with children, it is pointless. You are the boss and what you say goes no matter what they want. I wouldn't allow her to yell at you, that is very disres...
- Though I don't really have much advice for you, I go through the same thing with my daughter. She just turned 4 in Feb. I read your post and kind of chuckled. This hap...
