which baby formula do you/baby like?

[cheeseandcrackers]

I know this is totally a preference question.. but which baby formula has your baby done well on without any upset tummies?
I am starting to wean off the breast milk and i've been supplementing her with several formulas from the samples that the companies sent me. So far she did well on Similac Advance, Enfamil newborn and Gerber sooth/gentle. I am not sure which one to go with so just looking for some opinions. I'm bad with decisions lol.

[circa1978]

I never breast fed. We started using the generic regular formula at Costco and that's what he ate with no problems until we went to whole milk.

[vaportrail]

Jun 11, 2015 9:22:11 GMT -5 circa1978 said:

I never breast fed. We started using the generic regular formula at Costco and that's what he ate with no problems until we went to whole milk.

We use this formula. Never had a problem.

[Deleted]

We did the Sams Club brand, which is basically the Enfamil Gentlease. DS had a somewhat sensitive stomach, and it worked well for him once we switched off BM around 6 months.

[floridakat]

We used Sam's Gentlease formula. I had it delivered by the case for the two of them, LOL.

[wampuscat]

I used Enfamil because that's what the hospital started supplementing with. He was completely on formula by 7 weeks and we just kept him on that.

[lmbml]

Up and Up sensitivity from Target!

[shamrockshake]

Costco/ Kirkland brand

[soozy87]

Gerber worked well for us.

[Kristinmo]

We used generic. Sam's club with DS and Up & UP with DD.

[Deleted]

We supplemented with the Target brand. www.target.com/p/up-up-infant-formula-gentle-36oz/-/A-14348286#prodSlot=_1_3

[bearbaby]

We used Enfamil Gentlease, and then switched to the Target version of the same.

[anlo]

DS was on Nutramigen for 6 ish months, then we were able to switch to Target's equivalent of Enfamil Lacto-free.

[thebreakfastclub]

Target Up & Up Gentle was what we settled on. DS would take anything though.

It was on Target Cartwheel a lot at an additional 5% off, with the red card 5% discount. I don't think I ever spent more than $25/week on formula.

[Booze Raccoon]

I always used Similac Alimentum. DD never once spit up and never had a problem with gas.

[frozentoes]

We used the Similac Organic. Sign up on the formula companies' websites and they will send you $5 off coupons every month plus samples sometimes. :-)

[styme46]

I used the Target brand of Enfamil on both of my kids without any issues. I switched to the toddler one when they turned one and also didn't have any issues with that. Plus it's like $5 cheaper then Enfamil.

[happyholiday]

Gerber Goodstart

[illgetthere]

Another sams club gentle user

[CurlyQ284]

I used the target up and up sensitive.

[liverandonions]

For her newborn days we used Enfamil, then she was on Breast milk for about 6 weeks, and then we had to go to FF-She was a spitter so we used the Sam's Club version of Similac Sensitive. We could order multiple containers at one time, there was no shipping costs, and no sales tax, and they arrived in a few days.

[prettyinpearls]

Target brand for both boys -- DS2 needed the sensitive version and handled it just fine. I sometimes alternated between Target and Meijer brand, depending on what store I was in at the time, but both are identical to their Similac counterparts, so it didn't really matter.  At a cost savings of nearly $10/canister, I'm all about store brand.

[daisybuchannan]

Cameron is weaning onto enfamil bc that's what my pedi gives me for free

No issues with it, so I'll keep it up.

[Deleted]

Similac Sensitive was the easiest transition from breastmilk I have ever had. Several OB nurses recommended it and they were not wrong.

[revolution]

I used Gerber Good Start with both kids. They were easy to switch between BF-ing and this formula.

[katfco]

We used grocery store (Meijer) brand. Similac gave Caleb bad gas.

[Deleted]

Similac.

[Mable]

Similac advance and then the Walmart brand.

[FastHands]

If you've tried samples and already know that your kid will tolerate a few, I'd just go with the cheapest among those!

[angelstar975]

Enfamil and then the Target generic of Enfamil.