CantWaitToTTC
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My daughter (now almost 17 weeks) was having 2-3ozs of SMA milk every 2 hours (we tried Aptamil first but she threw the whole bottle up straight after, so we changed over). So I moved her over to Hungry Baby SMA powder two weeks ago and started to have 4/5, sometimes even 7ozs every 3 hours. But almost straight away she started getting constipated.
Normally she has a wet/ish poo at night (1 a day on average). But now she has trouble getting out a hard poo and goes more often during the day (tiny ones after having difficulty getting it out).
After her screaming in pain early this morning from it, I have depositories and lactose for her. My Mum said to keep with the Hungry baby milk and she will get used it it - once the medicine helps out at first she will poo normally after. But I don't want to keep on with hungry baby milk if she will go back to being constipated after the medicine stop working...
Should I go back to normal powder milk?
(She was almost a month early, didn't take to the breast and I could only express milk for 5 weeks, then time got the better of me and I changed over to only formula feeding - I have a 3 year old and started working from home when she was 3 weeks old. Sorry, always feel like I have to explain why I'm not breastfeeding her ).
Normally she has a wet/ish poo at night (1 a day on average). But now she has trouble getting out a hard poo and goes more often during the day (tiny ones after having difficulty getting it out).
After her screaming in pain early this morning from it, I have depositories and lactose for her. My Mum said to keep with the Hungry baby milk and she will get used it it - once the medicine helps out at first she will poo normally after. But I don't want to keep on with hungry baby milk if she will go back to being constipated after the medicine stop working...
Should I go back to normal powder milk?
(She was almost a month early, didn't take to the breast and I could only express milk for 5 weeks, then time got the better of me and I changed over to only formula feeding - I have a 3 year old and started working from home when she was 3 weeks old. Sorry, always feel like I have to explain why I'm not breastfeeding her ).