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Girls, we're gradually switching to the new formula. I just don't understand why we need to make the child go through so much. I observed for two days how everything was going, and then we switched completely. But it ends up being a bit of a mess — first one formula, then another. 🤔 For those who transitioned almost immediately, what was your child's reaction?
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Anastasiya
If the mixture was suitable for us, we would immediately move on from the old one.
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AdrenalinIrish
I would switch immediately. If everything was fine after the first feeding, I would leave it, but with the new formula.
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Anita
I always switched immediately and it worked fine. There was no point in feeding with two mixtures.
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Valentina
I'm still on the second day, carrying two bottles... It's really frustrating. I think I'll try a completely new one tomorrow.
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Zulya Gaffarova
I remember quickly translating with my older daughter, but it's more difficult with the younger one. She reacts to everything, and sometimes her reactions only appear on the third day—rashes, hives, and an overwhelming sense of distress.
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Anna
We followed the plan.
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Marisha Poletaeva
Anna I used to follow the same routine as well. My son had frequent, abundant spit-ups, and we tried different formulas, but none worked. Only time helped.
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Olya
We tried following the plan, thinking it would be better, but the doctor advised not to distress the child. In the end, we switched to a single-day approach.
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