Parent's Choice Milk Based Infant Formula Reviews

With three children you can bet our budget is tight. I wanted to give my baby the best, but not big bucks. Picking out baby formula was a daunting task. There was all the high-priced small cans that all claimed to "be the best for your baby!" I decided to try a can of Parent's Choice Milk Based formula. The can was twice the size and half the price. The formula was above and beyond my expectations. My son loved it from the start. In fact, after drinking Parent's Choice for a week, he had no interest in touching the more expensive formula. He showed a clear preference for the Parent's Choice formula....

Exactly the same ingredients as Enfamil Lipil. And it doesn't foam when you shake it up to mix the powder. With my first child i payed for the best of everything. Nothing was too good for my baby. Even though my pediatrician reccomended generic formula to save money since we don't qualifiy for WIC.  Well the second time around I did some research on infant formula's and learned that the company that makes store brand formula's gets their ingredients from the same supplier as all the other big named infant companies. I also learned that some of the name brand companies have been sued by the company...

After breastfeeding my daughter for three months, my husband and I were very careful when choosing a formula.  We started out with the pricey top of the line name brands.  While at Walmart, I compared the can of the name brand that I usually purchased, to the Parent's Choice brand.  To my surprise they were exactly the same, and Parent's Choice was 1/2 the price.  I immediately went home and did some research on-line.  We've been using Parent's Choice for over a month now and we absolutelylove it!  My daughter is not spitting up nearly as much either.  We've never experienced any of the concerns...

I used Parent's Choice Infant Formula with Iron Milk Based for all three of my children.  If you compare it to Similac it is very similar nutrition wise. I had no problems with weight gain or being undernourished.  You can not beat the price of this formula compared to the "Name Brands" that are out there.  I would reccomend this formula to all mothers.  There really is no need for expensive formulas, and if you child needs special formula, parents choice has many to choose from, including soy.  I really don't know why anyone would spend more money on a name brand, especially in this economy....

Parent's Choice baby formula was used with all three of my children from birth up until they were a year old.  It would not upset their stomachs, did not make them gassy, and was very affordable.  I'm not sure if Wal-Mart even sells it any more but they should continue to sell it because it was used quite often in my household and I loved it for over three years.  Sometimes they would clearance out certain cans of it and the cost would go down dramatically which made it very affordable for a single teenage mother of three to buy it on a very small paycheck.  They also have different choices...

I have three children, ages 10,2, and 9 months. With my first two children I used the Similac brand formula and it was O.K. By the time I had my third the economy was doing bad and I had lost my job, so we were trying to cut back our expenses. So I think ok I will try to breastfeed with this one. I had attempted to breastfeed with my second child, but things went horribly wrong. He was premature and had not learned how to suck and while waiting my milk supply dried up very quickly. So now here we go again....my third child was right on time and lactched on well the first time, but lets face it...