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Switch to soy??

MommyTeacherMommyTeacher
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One of my twins continues to spit up a TON!!  We tried the Similac Allimentum and that didn't do the trick so I was considering switching to soy.

 My thoughts are that since he does not spit up real food that it must be the formula-right??  Dr says it's no big deal since he is a happy spitter but there has got to be an explanation right??

 So what do you guys think?? Worth a try??

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Re: Switch to soy??

  • TwinMommy22TwinMommy22
    My twins were having the same problem and we tried the Alimentum, which didn't help us either.  We switched to Similac Sensitive for Spit-Up and it has worked fantastically! Hope this helps!
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  • Mrs.SaxyMrs.Saxy member
    I'd try it.  Good luck!
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  • lyn_mellolyn_mello

    A lot of soy and sensitive formulas have corn syrup as the first ingredient,  Good Start doesn't.  I would not give my baby anything but Good Start or Organic,  if she couldn't take the cow's milk-based formula.

     

     

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  • Sweet Sadie MaeSweet Sadie Mae member
    If you are going to switch to soy please tell your pedi. that you are doing so.?
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  • MommyTeacherMommyTeacher

    imageSweet Sadie Mae:
    If you are going to switch to soy please tell your pedi. that you are doing so.

     

    Why?  Not that I wouldn't but but what makes you say this??

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  • hepcatshepcats member
    I think she's saying that because they like to document the changes in case anything "comes up." That being said, if the spit up isn't massive and doesn't bother her, I really wouldn't worry about it. Most babies spit up, some after every bottle, it's not terribly unusual and not worth a change that could potentially cause more issues. Case in point: my LO has an MSPI but we got the go ahead to try soy this past week. Yeah. MAJOR FAIL. It caused him to get so constipated that he bled. :/ If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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