Lactogen Nestle Stage 4 Powder

You can continue with either of the formula feeds. But I would advise you to shift to complimentary feeding with 3meal and 2 snacks balance diet. 3 meals should be in the semisolid form. Mixed foods including cooked cereal, pulse and vegetables can be given. In most families there is a cereal preparation in the form of roti or rice and a pulse or a vegetable preparation. For preparing a complementary food for the infant from the foods cooked for the family, a small amount of dal or vegetable preparation should be separated before adding spices to it. Pieces of chapatti could be soaked in half a katori of dal and some vegetable, if available. The mixed food could be mashed well and fed to the baby after adding a little oil. If necessary the mixture could be passed through a sieve to get a semi-solid paste. Thus, rice or wheat preparation could be mixed with pulse and/or vegetable to make a nutritious complementary food for the infant.

What is age of baby. How about, feeding, activity, weight gain, vomiting. What's colour of urine. Well it's normal to pass urine after every feed for a baby less than 6 months. If all above is fine not to worry. Just make sure you are making the formula in a right dilution and feeding her every 2 hourly and again I will advise you to give breast milk rather than formula if possible. Take care.

Why not continuing with exclusive breast milk, what was the need to change the milk, mother' s milk is the best for the baby, the baby requires nothing but the best.

Lactogen1 or enfamil a+1.up to 6 months. Stage 2 after 6 months. Starting lactogen 2 will be bad for baby's kidneys, because of high solute loads. Not recommended. Exclusive breast feeding is preferable. Enfamil a+1 has good dha. It's recommended.

Breast milk is the most important and best nutrition you can give to your baby. Breast milk secretion and excretion is controlled by a complex neuro hormonal mechanism. A relaxed and confident brain is all that you need for adequate milk production. During hot summer months take a glass of water before feeding and have a balanced and nutritious diet. If your baby is passing urine regularly and gaining weight then he or she must be getting enough milk.