Formula?

Discussion in 'The First Year' started by jschaad, Jul 28, 2007.

  1. jschaad

    jschaad Well-Known Member

    If your babies are formula fed:

    What kind are they taking?

    How many oz?

    How often?

    How old are they?
     
  2. KYsweetheart

    KYsweetheart Well-Known Member

    What kind are they taking?

    Mine were on Neosure.

    How many oz?

    At 2 months they were only taking about 3-4 ounces every 3 hours


    *Since mine are much older now, I based it on when they were about 2 months old.
     
  3. MichelleL

    MichelleL Well-Known Member

    My girls are almost 11 months, Similac Advance, 3 bottles, 8 oz. per day (24 oz. total).

    At 3 months (I noticed your babies are) my girls were eating every 3.5 - 4 hours (even through the night), 4 oz. at a time.
     
  4. vweaver

    vweaver Well-Known Member

    My twins are 1 month old. They take Enfamil - 4 oz every 3 hours including through the night.
     
  5. Kymy

    Kymy Well-Known Member

    mine are 8.5 weeks they currently take 6 oz every 3hours, but sleep longer at night. They are averaging just about 42oz a day :eek:

    As for fomula.. we started out with TONS of similac Advance samples, but once I had to buy it we use kirkland signiture (costco brand) it has all the same vitamins... I think its made by similac anyways. & its only .38 a dry oz vs similac with checks for .63 (I think)
     
  6. becky5

    becky5 Guest

    My babies were on soy formula. The most they ever drank at one time was about 7 oz. They ate every 3 hours until 8 months old, and then went to a 4 hour schedule. We were off formula at 9 months.
     
  7. OctoberBabies

    OctoberBabies Well-Known Member

    My girls started on Similac RTF, we tried Good Start :bad: , used the Enfamil freebies, then went back to Similac RTF. I switched them to the BJ's brand powder stuff around 6-7 months (now that I have more time to actually make formula), and all is well.

    Around 2-3 months I think they were at 4 oz. every 3-4 hours. Probaly closer to 3 hours. Through the night!

    They are now drinking 6oz. every 4 hours with their meals and 8-9 oz at bedtime.

    They are 10 months on August 2.

    I am starting to give them an oz of milk in a sippy here and there to get them used to it. Jordan loves it. Mackenzie makes a horrible face and spits it out as if it's poison. I guess I will have to add it to her formula, gradually increasing the milk and decreasing the formula!
     
  8. jcs

    jcs Well-Known Member

    My girls have been on Similac Advance since I stopped breastfeeding at 9 weeks. We use the ready to feed in the large bottles. They took between 2 and 4 ounces at the beginning. We went to bigger bottles aroung 10 weeks I think, when Cate started taking 6 oz. Now they take 7 oz, and I don't think they will ever take 8oz.
     
  9. caba

    caba Banned

    What kind are they taking?
    Similac Advance with Iron

    How many oz?
    Jake takes 8oz at every bottle and has been since about 3 months.
    Hailey takes between 5-7oz.

    How often?
    They eat every 4 hours and sleep through the night, so it's 4 bottles a day (7am, 11am, 3pm, 7pm)

    How old are they?
    4 months.
     
  10. indy2all

    indy2all Well-Known Member

    What kind are they taking?

    DS is on Nutramigen. DD is on Gentlease

    How many oz?

    DS takes 8oz bottles . DD takes 7oz bottles

    How often?

    4 bottles per day and solids 3 times a day.

    How old are they?

    7 1/2 months
     
  11. CROSSTWINS

    CROSSTWINS Well-Known Member

    what formula?
    enafamil lipil with iron
    how many oz?
    they both take about 3-4oz every 3 hours
    how old?
    9 weeks
     
  12. New Mom

    New Mom Well-Known Member

    Mine are taking Similac

    They are drinking 6 oz at a time

    They get around 4 bottles a day every 3 hours. Sometimes longer if we are eating solids.

    Babies are 8 months old
     
  13. Leighann

    Leighann Well-Known Member

    What kind are they taking?

    enfamil lipil with iron

    How many oz?

    6oz

    How often?

    5 bottles a day (every 4 hours from 8 am to midnight)

    How old are they?

    almost 5 months
     
  14. ceb023

    ceb023 Well-Known Member

    What kind are they taking?

    Enfamil Gentlease (actually... Target brand)

    How many oz?

    5

    How often?

    every 4 hrs

    How old are they?

    3 months
     
  15. ksugal

    ksugal Well-Known Member

    Similac Advance

    5 6-7 oz bottles per day

    16 weeks
     
  16. veggiehead

    veggiehead Well-Known Member

    One is on Similac Advance and one is on Similac Alimentum.

    They are 9 months and take 3-4 6 ounce bottles a day.
    At around 3 months they were eating every 2.5-3 hours with about 3-4 ounces a bottle.
     
  17. dhubof

    dhubof Well-Known Member

    My girls are on Member's Mark formula you get at Sam's Club. It is comparable to Enfamil Lipil w/ Iron and A LOT CHEAPER. They had no issues switching. The can is 51 oz. for $20.00.

    The girls take anywhere from 4-6 oz. 5 times DURING THE DAY. THEY SLEEP THROUGH THE NIGHT!!!! :D

    They are 3 months old and growing like weeds!
     
  18. SusieQ

    SusieQ Well-Known Member

    We use the WalMart/Sam's Club Gentle Formula (same as Enfamil Gentlease).
    The Babies are 9 weeks Old.
    DD takes between 3-5 oz every 3 hours (she sleeps through the night - at least 8 hours).
    DS takes between 6-7 oz every 3 hours (he will make it 5-6 hours).

    I would have thought it would be the other way around with sleeping through the night, but I think her metabolism is MUCH slower. She sleeps much better and more during the day, and she messes her diaper much less! He's a mess at every change!
     
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