The only soy formula that didn't upset my kids' tummies!
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MAR
3
2008
Nestle Good Start Soy Formula —
I used this formula for all three of my babies who were sensitive to milk. We tried others, including the lactose free variety and other soy formulas, and they all contributed to some sort of upset tummy, or problems with spitting up. Good Start is gentle on their tummies, easy to find at most grocery stores (and usually at all baby stores), and is priced in the average range with other formulas of its type. I surveyed three of the doctors at my pediatrician's office, and they all recommended Good Start above any other. I, being a frugal person, tried some of the others first because they were slightly cheaper, but realized soon after that Good Start was the way to go. My daycare provider even questioned me one day as to why my son was spitting up so much, and I told her I was trying a cheaper formula. She begged me to go back to the Good Start, for the sake of her carpet. By the time baby number three came along, and had severe milk allergies, I knew not to bother with any other formula. I preferred to use the ready-to-feed or concentrate, just because it is smoother than trying to blend the powder. I would recommend this formula to anyone needing a soy-based formula for their baby.
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