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thanx ladies and sorry about the posting I know I just don't have access to the computer that much but thank you for the advice I think ur all right my body is just not ready and I think i should focus on my son who is now trying to slide out of his babyswing they sure do grow fast.Oh and need some advice my ds just switched to soy formula because of stomache problems he has too much gas and was fussy so he is on good start soy formula and i was wondering does this type of problem go away or will he need soy milk when he is older what do you guys think?
My son had some problems with gas and was placed on soy, then I don't remember why, but they switched him to lactofree and he did wonderful. Sometimes it is just easier on their stomachs. He has outgrown this problem so I guess it's a wait and see thing.
my daughter was switched to soy instead of regular formula because she was constipated too much that later i found out was because she was on vitamins that had iron. but my doctor told me to give her soy . but make sure hes is not lactose intollerant. if he is, thats a different case. but as soon as my daughter turned 1, i gave her regular milk but i started with 2% because its easier on their belly than whole milk.
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