Does this help infant (7 month old) constipation?
859188
I gave it to my three month old and it caused gas but did aid with constipatation.
859189
It says it can be given to infants 3months and over. It did cure my 7 year old's constipation issues.
853662
From what I know, it helps to clean out the intestinals. Hubby was using it for constipation. Worked for the first few days but after that, BMs were sporadic and toward the end of the bottle, we decided not to buy it again.
1282121
We did use the infant insert with our 6 month old. I'm not sure we would have had to, but it made the chair more comfortable and supported her better as she was just learning to sit up. We just removed the insert a few weeks ago when she turned 9 months.
238965
I do not have a baby, but my eleven year old is very sensitive. It is a very effective cleanser and I use it every week. The only other thing I add to my laundry is white vinegar. I do not use a softener or laundry sheets. I will add a little extra for extremely dirty laundry. Good luck. I hope this helped.
2071776
Yes, that is what I am using mine for. I started using it on him at 10 months, but you can use it much earlier than that.
1194239
No, its not for my 7 month old. The Snuza was absolutely fabulous when my tummy sleeper was very young, but now that she can move around it falls off quickly and sounds false alarms. I havent been able to use it since she was about 4 1/2 months old. I would look into an Angle Care if you're still concerned.
1931414
I don't think so. I have a long baby too, and this seems to work well for him at 2 months. I think it will still be good for several more months.
372614
My toddler neededthis many units after we calculated the deficiency considering age and weight. I think its better than dry tabs. We only need to give a drop. Its tastes good too.
199304
I am kind of angry at Nature's One cause I don't feel they are really transparent. It's really hard to find the information about why Baby's Only make babies so constipated: the truth is, this formula is EXTREMELY casein-dominant, much more than any casein-dominant infant formula. This is the reason why they market it as toddler formula, and not just because the company wants to promote infant breastfeading like their consumer service told me when I asked them about infant suitability. Unlike whey, casein is really hard to digest and makes babies constipated. The proteins in Baby's Only are 18% whey and 82% casein, exactly like cow milk, therefore it is NOT suitable for infants (for the record, proteins in breast milk are 90% whey/10% casein in early lactation, 60/40 in mature milk and 50/50 in late lactation). I don't think it's fair that we have to do so much research to find out about it. I feel cheated.
2060333
I can't say it helped my little one to learn to latch, it just helped with her confusion between breast and standard bottle nipple. We started using it week 3 and has helped a lot. I could tell almost immediately that there was more consistency for her. I really like the calma. I like how she can control the flow so much better too. It helps with her gassiness and burping. Hope this helps! Good luck!
1024184
You can rectify flat head up to 6 month old. It did help my daughter a little but it doesn't do miracles. Make sure to give him a lot of tummy time.
469210
Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after was diagnosed with milk protein sensitivity. ( do not blame baby Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after... » Read More Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after was diagnosed with milk protein sensitivity. ( do not blame baby « Show Less
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Absolutely. I've used it for my son since he was 6 months, he's almost 11 months now. It took a couple baths for him to get used to it, since it's not supportive like the infant tub, but by the third bath he was adjusted and has loved it ever since. just be careful if your little guy likes to sit in the sides and bounce like mine does, I've had to patch it a couple times already, but I have a bit of a wild child.
1924967
No. My puppy had diarria after eating this when he is 7 month old. He is a large breed dog
540386
No - depends on the reason why I'm giving it to my 3 month old baby. Sometimes all I need is to drizzle it on his pacifier nipple and it will help alleviate any issues. Feel free to start with a smaller dosage and see how your baby works with that! I absolutely love this product and wish they had it as a part of the subscribe & save program because we keep a bottle of it at the daycare and one at home!
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I installed this before our first baby was born. Then found out that completely breast-fed poop is water soluble, so need to remove it before washing. We didn't use the sprayer while our baby was only breast fed. Now, he is getting into solids and we've started using the sprayer is is very powerful if you need it to be and more helpful for solids then breast fed.
1606034
Depends on how much your baby eats,it might.I use this almost every day for myself and love it!