Meghan is going to be 2 in September, and I still have her on formula, and she just got switched to Enfamil AR because of the vommitting. I'm just trying to figure out what they are going to do when she turns 2. She refuses milk and can not tolerate it if she does anyway. Lactaid or regular or lowfat or skim...either way, it does not do her body well.

So, are you still on formula, and what comes next????????

Thanks for any info!!

Well, Trent is 14 months and is on Pediasure. He still takes the bottle also. He will drink out of a sippy cup occasionally, but only a sip or two. I worry about him being on the bottle still, but I don't see what I can do about it. Have you tried Pediasure? Trent could not tolerate any of the formulas either, including Nutramigen and Alimentum.

Amy

We switched Evan to whole milk at age 12 months. His dietician soon had us adding half and half cream to his bottle to increase the fat content. This made him terribly sick! Probably a milk allergy...Anyway, to make a long story short, Evan is now on soy (the highest fat content I could find). I add protein powder and Caloreen to it, but he'll probably soon just be on one of those. The dietician has us experimenting to see which one he still needs. Evan also reacted to Pediasure and similar products because of the dairy content. Yet he's able to handle ice cream, yogourt and cheese.

Jean,

Anthony who will be 2 on Saturday is still on formula, he takes 3-4 bottles a day. My ped wants me to wean, but I feel better knowing he is getting the nutrition he needs, he is doing well with table food and is not accepting baby food anymore.

Sharon