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Is Nido Milk Powder Appropriate For 10 Month Olds?

Hi , I am Shahzad from pakistan, was giving my son powder milk BF2, when he was of 4 months but a 15 days ago when he entered in the age of 10th month i started Nido powder milk . I feel as he become irritate with this and some time he vomit little after some time of taking feed
Tue, 7 Apr 2015
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Hello,
So basically you are feeding baby powdered whole milk product as before he received a mixture of low fat milk, whey protein, vegetable oils and vitamins and nutrients appropriate for infants up to 6 months. Since Nido is whole milk, baby may be lactose intolerant and unable to consume that much milk. If you are using a community program, perhaps you should see if there is another product baby can try that is not so high in milk, perhaps soy? Do you have a pediatric dietitian available to you? I am looking at Lactogen3, a low lactose formula for infants over 6 months; if that doesn't work look for a soy based formula or ask your pediatrician. Thank you.
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Is Nido Milk Powder Appropriate For 10 Month Olds?

Hello, So basically you are feeding baby powdered whole milk product as before he received a mixture of low fat milk, whey protein, vegetable oils and vitamins and nutrients appropriate for infants up to 6 months. Since Nido is whole milk, baby may be lactose intolerant and unable to consume that much milk. If you are using a community program, perhaps you should see if there is another product baby can try that is not so high in milk, perhaps soy? Do you have a pediatric dietitian available to you? I am looking at Lactogen3, a low lactose formula for infants over 6 months; if that doesn t work look for a soy based formula or ask your pediatrician. Thank you.