So far im giving my baby drink Bellamy's organic from Autralia, which is 100% organic and suitable for vegetarian baby too.

But yesterday i met a friend said that Bellamy step 3 nutrient is not enough for baby, but i dont think so.
Any others opinion here?

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any reason u giving this?
of coz the best is still breast milk.

Not everyone can continue giving breastmilk especially once their kid gets to Step 3

TS : You can easily compare the nutritional values of each brand as they have a breakdown.

Initially I very kiasu actually run an excel table to compare... I can say Enfa has some of the highest (most ridiculous) nutritional values around...

oic. my friend is getting those milk from japan.
and u getting from Australia.

Any reason why those milk from other countries might be better for our malaysian kids?
just wondering.

Well...

All parents are inherently kiasu...

Just like most of the branded milk in Msia are made in Singapore... but the Singaporeans insist to buy stuff that is made in Australia/New Zealand etc...

So "imported" is always better...

kiasu kaaa.
now is the selfie generation.
vain.
milk also have to be overseas / imported. price expensive but similar to local products.
just to show off can afford expensive milk.

but i agree with what u said, if they really compare the nutritional content and values, Enfalac A+ has the highest, and u dont need to get product from Japan or Australia.

Well Enfa have several factories... or so I was told..

I've been buying from Msia which is manufactured in SIngapore. My singaporean frens who buy enfa gets those manufactured in New Zealand... they claim the "source" of the milk is different...

how old is your baby? I assuming since u are feeding step 3, your baby should be more than 12 months old?

at this age, milk is just a supplement or to satisfy their cravings. they will get most of their nutrient from solid food. Feed them a balance diet will do.

if im not mistaken, they have enfamil and other enfa- products....
but for asian market is enfalac A+...

not sure about the content...

MeadJohnson...

They hold all the Enfas and Sustagen, Lactum, Nutramigen etc

yup.
during the recent fake milk fiasco, they called me many times to assure us, and sent replacement products for us.

You're using enfa?

Try make the milk in a cup (not white cup).

Notice some white insoluble particles? This is only recent from different packet both step 3 and 4, never had problem with that previous...

using enfa A+ step 1.
never tried in cup.

but nowadays very slow.
one day maybe 2oz enfa only.
didnt notice.

most days 0 enfa.
my baby prefers breast milk.

this started during the fake milk fiasco. we stopped formula that time, and he enjoys breastmilk 100% that time.

Organic is gud.just dont take enfagrow

ridiculous in a good or bad way?

highest aka good

yea, use meadjohnson brand too for my kids

how about abbott one ? is that ok ?

Also established brand.
More important is whether they are acceptable to your child. Some prefer one over another, I would follow their preference instead of forcing them to accept my preference

Actually it depends on your child. There are reason why so many brands in the market because what's good for your child doesn't apply on others.

You can see each brand got difference in terms of protein / DHA / Probiotics / sphingomyelin (only S26 got, its phospholipid increase the DHA binding)

Old times they are fighting over DHA, then probiotics.

All milk powder do not contain artificial sugar (although only one brand claim that no added sugar). However, each brand of milk powder sweetness is difference. High level of sugar will cause kids to be hyperactive.

For kids who experience lactose intolerance need to opt for non sugar milk powder. For kids who experience diarrhoea avoid cow milks formula.