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MMS stage1 formula
Hi , my baby is 4 th month old . He is on combo feed from birth , I was using MMS stage 1 infant formula baby able to digest it well, but have come across that NAN pro or similac brands are good . Do I need to switch it now or MMS is good enough to use for baby development
If your 4 month old baby is able to tolerate the MMS Stage 1 formula well, gaining weight appropriately, and has no issues such as frequent vomiting, excessive gas, constipation, diarrhea, or rashes, there is no need to switch the formula.
Here is what you need to understand:
- Stage 1 formulas (0–6 months), including MMS, NAN Pro, and Similac, are designed to meet an infant’s nutritional requirements when prepared correctly.
- A formula that suits your baby’s digestion and growth is better than frequently changing brands. Unnecessary switching may cause feeding intolerance.
- Only consider a change if there are concerns like poor weight gain, persistent colic, reflux, constipation, or suspected milk protein intolerance and always under pediatric guidance.
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If you require further guidance which will help you improve your baby's growth and development then do reach out to us.
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