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Child Taking Brand Similar To Similac. Harmful?
Hi I have a 3month old. She is on similac advanced & rice cereal...ive ran out of similac so I had to use a back up its the target brand up&up(similac)advanced...Do u think it would harm her..& do u think the iron from.the cereal is causing her to mature faster...she can sit independently grasp her bottle roll && lift her body more than half way up...she poops a lot & twice it had a fishy smell
Mon, 30 Sep 2013
Hi,
Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.
Ideally exclusive breast feeding is the best method of feeding a 3 months old child.
If breast feeding is not possible or insufficient, you can give formula milk stage 1.
Stop rice cereal as it has to be started from the age of 6 moths.
Weaning food has to be started from 6 months onwards.
Hope I have answered your query.
Regards.
Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.
Ideally exclusive breast feeding is the best method of feeding a 3 months old child.
If breast feeding is not possible or insufficient, you can give formula milk stage 1.
Stop rice cereal as it has to be started from the age of 6 moths.
Weaning food has to be started from 6 months onwards.
Hope I have answered your query.
Regards.
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hello dear,
thanks for your query at health care magic,
you can use that brand up & up its for kids between age of 1 month to one year.
this will not harm your child. contents are designed for basic needs of the body not make mature faster. your child is doing what she has do for her age.
regards.
thanks for your query at health care magic,
you can use that brand up & up its for kids between age of 1 month to one year.
this will not harm your child. contents are designed for basic needs of the body not make mature faster. your child is doing what she has do for her age.
regards.
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