I also have her on probiotic drops (Gerber Soothe is my fave) which helps her, she gets them in one bottle per day. For example, my daughter has bad reflux (GERD) and had really bad gas and the Avent bottles were better for her but some people swear by Dr Browns.

I think that there are no bad ideas - especially when it comes to making your baby more comfortable! There are a few things besides formula that can help if you’re interested in looking into it more. Can’t stand the sight of an IV in her tiny hand and the fact she’s in pain. Is there any difference between the two formula? Does anyone have bad experience with the neuropro? And also is my mom idea a good one? Asking all these questions because I don’t want little one to have an extreme gassy episode that would land her in the ER again. I noticed that there’s the word neuropro on the bottle she bought for me and was worried about it being too different from the powdered formula we have been using. She suggested I used powdered formula in the morning and pour rtu bottle at night. My mother was worry about me being tired at night doing what the doctor said and bought a whole bunch of Ready to use bottles of enfamil gentlease so that I don’t have to worry about measuring a lot of stuff accurately at night. At this time her colic went away and we only deal with the extreme gas at random time. She only get fussy 3 times a week instead of days when we did that. Her doctor don’t want us to switch to soy unless we have to since LO been gaining weight, height and head circumference at a great rate. We then tried what the pediatrician recommended and just making it by the bottle meaning we make it when she wants it. She still fussy with gas but gas episode happen like 3 time a day instead of every feed. Tried making it in many bottles separately at the same time and storing it in the fridge with travel caps on. Tried making in bulk a couple time and she would be fussy after every feed. We decided not to make the powdered formula in bulk since LO get extreme gassy episode easily. Fast forward, we have been using powder gentlease that WIC provided for my LO who is 16 weeks old. My daughter pediatrician suggested we start her on gentlease since wic in my state only cover enfamil product.

We switch to similar pro sensitive and she did better on it despite the colic episode every day at 1 am to 3 am. The Er doc said she has colic and the formula she had been eating (similac pro advance) gave her a lot of gas which can be seen on ultrasound. My LO has a lot of extremegassy episode since she was born.I had to take her to the Er when she was 5 weeks old due to her having gas pain.

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