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powder vs ready made formula
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PrincessP
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powder vs ready made formula
I started the powder yesterday and I dont think it smells the same or looks the same as the ready made from the hospital. she also seems very fussy. Am I doing something wrong? Is ready made better?
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Posted 12/2/06 11:22 PM  |
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CunningOne
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Re: powder vs ready made formula
We started with RTF and then switched to powder when she was 2 months old. Powder is cheaper. RTF is thicker I think. They both smell equally bad to me.
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| Posted 12/2/06 11:54 PM |
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pharmcat2000
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Catherine
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Re: powder vs ready made formula
The powder is definately thinner. I have only used this because I felt it was closer to breastmilk, which I gave her for the first 5 months. I felt that the RTF was too thick for her. I also think that the powder doesn't stain her clothes like the RTF does.
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| Posted 12/3/06 4:29 AM |
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SoinLove
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Kristin
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Re: powder vs ready made formula
You're not doing anything wrong at all. The RTF is definitely thicker than the powder!
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| Posted 12/3/06 7:27 AM |
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Mom-2-Liam
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Mary
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Re: powder vs ready made formula
Usually the powder is different smell and consistency (ie: watery). Are you using the same brand as the RTF? If not maybe that is why your DC is fussy. She could also be fussy because most babies start to fuss a bit once they're home from the hospital. My ped said RTF and powder weren't different other than the smell/consistency but I think RTF may be easier for them to keep down b/c it is a bit thicker. But that's my personal experience.
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| Posted 12/3/06 9:41 AM |
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