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February 25, 2011 at 5:07 pm #67938
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InactiveI have a 3.5 months old diagnosed 2 months ago and taking Prevacid for his Silent reflux. He has been breast fed 100% til now but Im pumping at work and cant keep up with the appetite… we will have to give him some formula to supplement and my question is- is there a recommended formula/brand for Acid reflux babies, should we feed him smaller amounts since its heavier than breast milk- what should be the amount?
In addition he wakes up every 2 hours to feed at night- should we try to give him formula before bed time?February 26, 2011 at 12:15 pm #67942hellbennt
Keymasterhi & welcome!
have you limited your diet? or is baby fine w/ you drinking milk & eating milk products?if baby is fine w/ whatever you eat, then I would say to get whatever formula you think is best. ME, I most likely would go for organic, but that’s ME
I don’t think there’s any formula that’s good for silent reflux per se. Most of the ‘need’ for certain formula has to do w/ proteins- that’s why I ask about your diet.I would look at http://www.kellymom.com
I would look around this board- the breastfeeding forum
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I would find a lactation consultandMarch 4, 2011 at 12:19 pm #67978Anonymous
Inactivethanks! that really helped- we went for the Similac Sensitive and he reacted really well to it. 🙂
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