bellamy’s organic
The best formula for baby’s?
I have a 4 1/2 month old baby and I am having no end of trouble feeding ( BF ) and I am swapping a few feeds to formula, I am using Bellamy’s Organic formula but I am wondering if its the best?? it is Cow based and I was wondering what peoples thoughts are on Goats vs Cows formula? Price is not as issue so long as she is happy but is our family doctor the best person to talk to or are there other people who can help me with this?
Any help would be fab, ta!
I’m guessing you don’t live in the US becasue I don’t recognize that brand of formula. However, my daughter has just switched to cow’s milk and at her one year physical I asked her ped about giving her goat’s milk instead of cow’s milk and he actually told me that it is more difficult for babies to process goat’s milk because cow’s milk is the closest to human milk. I was surprised because I always thought the opposite. As for my daughter, once she was weened from the breast I gave her Nestle Good Start Formula (DHA & ARA) Comfort Proteins… something like that. But to tell you the truth, most formulas are the same (except for what source they are based off of). My daughter did not do well with soy based and I just couldn’t take the smell. It’s sort of a trial and error process to find what works best for your particular baby. Good luck!
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