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November 2014 Moms
skschumacher
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Neosure--switch to something else?
skschumacher
member
Before I even start, I'll say this: yes I am going to call my doctor and ask, but I'm just wondering if other moms have experience with this. 
LO was 2 months early. I am BF but supplementing with neosure. Right now I'd guess she's getting about 80% BM and 20% formula. When I go back to work in Feb and she goes to daycare, I'm betting the amount of formula will have to increase a bit (trying to come to terms with this and accept that it will be ok!).
Our daycare is on the food program so she provides formula but only target brand. All that to ask: what's your experience switching from neosure to something else? Or did you/do you always stick to the neosure? In my mind there are two options: 1) let babysitter feed her the formula available to her. Save $ by not buying formula.
2) suck it up and keep buying neosure to send to daycare, if it's really making that big of a difference.
Again, planning to ask dr but just curious if anyone else is in or has been in this situation. TIA, ladies.
LO was 2 months early. I am BF but supplementing with neosure. Right now I'd guess she's getting about 80% BM and 20% formula. When I go back to work in Feb and she goes to daycare, I'm betting the amount of formula will have to increase a bit (trying to come to terms with this and accept that it will be ok!).
Our daycare is on the food program so she provides formula but only target brand. All that to ask: what's your experience switching from neosure to something else? Or did you/do you always stick to the neosure? In my mind there are two options: 1) let babysitter feed her the formula available to her. Save $ by not buying formula.
2) suck it up and keep buying neosure to send to daycare, if it's really making that big of a difference.
Again, planning to ask dr but just curious if anyone else is in or has been in this situation. TIA, ladies.
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Re: Neosure--switch to something else?
You may want to see if your pediatrician can help you get it covered by insurance since there's a medical need for it