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September 06, 2008
Similac Sensitive Infant Formula

For Fussiness and Gas*

Most babies are fussy and gassy at times. But if it seems your baby has more frequent fussiness and gas, it could be a sign that he may need another baby formula.

 

You can trust Similac Sensitive to provide a strong start for your baby's developing digestive system.

 

 

The Facts About Similac Sensitive:

  • Easy to digest

  • Specially made with a unique blend of carbohydrates for less fussiness and gas*

  • Milk-based

  • Has the trusted nutritional benefits of Similac® Advance®, including DHA and ARA, ingredients shown to help baby's brain and eyes develop

 

 

Coming Soon in Similac® SimplePac

 

*Due to lactose sensitivity. Not intended for use in infants or children with galactosemia.

Powder Formula

Just add Powder formula to water and mix.

Similac Sensitive Baby Formula Powder in 12.9 oz Cans and 25.7 oz Cans

 

Ready To Feed Formula

Just twist off the cap — no mixing or measuring — and the formula is ready for baby.

Similac Sensitive Baby Formula Ready to Feed in 32 fl oz Reclosable Bottles and 2 fl oz Nipple Ready Bottles

 

Concentrated Liquid Formula

Just add formula to water and shake bottle before serving.

Similac Sensitive Baby Formula, Powder 13 fl oz Cans

  • Burp baby frequently.

  • Make sure baby is sitting upright during and for a little while after feeding.

  • If your baby continues to have feeding issues, it could be that he needs a different baby formula. Learn which formula is right for your baby at Similac Solutions

  • Always test the temperature of heated baby formula before feeding by shaking a few drops on your wrist.

  • Never use a microwave oven to warm formula - this can result in hot spots that can burn your baby.

  • Discard any formula your baby doesn't finish within one hour after each feeding begins.

 

Every baby has her own nutritional needs. The best way to feed your baby is to allow her to take as much baby formula as she wants, but if you’re looking for a guideline, refer to the table below. But remember, these are just averages!

 

Average Infant Formula-Feeding Guidelines
Age
Average number of feedings per day
Average amt.
Average amt. in 24-hour feeding per day
1-2 weeks
6-10
2-3 fl oz
12-30 fl oz
3-4 weeks
6-8
3-4 fl oz
18-32 fl oz
1-2 months
5-6
4-5 fl oz
20-30 fl oz
2-3 months
5-6
5-6 fl-oz
25-36 fl oz
3-4 months
4-5
6-7 fl oz
24-35 fl oz
4-7 months
4-5
7-8 fl oz
28-40 fl oz
7-9 months
3-4
7-8 fl oz
21-32 fl oz
9-12 months
3
7-8 fl oz
21-24 fl oz

Coming Soon in Similac® SimplePac

 

 

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