In the process of milk powder feeding, the most tangled among parents is undoubtedly to choose the right milk powder for the baby, especially for babies with milk protein allergies, the choice of milk powder is even more difficult. Recently, in my comment section, I talked to a reader about this. In addition, this reader also wants to consult: Transition from deep hydrolyzed milk powder to moderate steps
In today's article, I will share the steps to switch from deep hydrolyzed milk powder to moderation:
Milk transfer steps
1.Doctor's consultation
First, consult your baby's pediatrician. The doctor will consider factors such as your baby's age, health status, possible history of allergies, and then create a personalized plan for the transition. 2.Mix gradually
On the advice of your doctor, start gradually mixing dark hydrolyzed milk powder and moderate milk powder. For the first few days, moderate milk powder can be mixed with deeply hydrolyzed milk powder in the proportions directed by your doctor.
3.Adjust the scale
Gradually increase the proportion of moderate milk powder. Adjust every few days to allow your baby's stomach to adjust to the new formula. Monitor your baby's reaction to make sure there are no symptoms.
4.Watch your baby's reactionsWatch carefully how your baby reacts during the transition. Pay attention to symptoms such as gastrointestinal discomfort, eczema, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. If there are any abnormalities, contact your doctor immediately.
5.Add new milk powderWhen the doctor deems the ratio of moderate milk powder to be appropriate, a complete transition to moderate milk powder can be started, and mixing of deep hydrolyzed milk powder can be stopped.
6.Hydrolytic properties are maintained
If the use of deep hydrolysed milk powder is due to your baby's sensitivity to protein, you may choose a product that also contains hydrolyzed properties in moderate milk powder to continue to protect your baby's stomach.
7.Maintain regular medical check-ups
After the transition is complete, take your baby for regular medical check-ups to ensure that he or she is in good health with the new formula. 8.Keep watching
Even after the transition is complete, continue to monitor your baby's responses. If you have any concerns or new symptoms, talk to your doctor promptly.
This process can take a while, but a gradual transition can minimize your baby's adjustment to the new formula. Again, staying in close contact with your doctor is key to ensuring a smooth and healthy transition for your baby. My two-section strategy