How many months is it best to change milk powder for babies?

In the process of raising babies, we often encounter problems of one kind or another. Many babies will encounter many problems when eating milk powder. Some babies will have eczema, and some babies will have diarrhea. There are many reasons for this situation that are related to milk powder. In this case, the baby's milk powder needs to be changed. So, at how many months is it best to change the baby's milk powder? Let’s take a look at it below.

It is better to change to milk powder when the baby is 6 months old. At this time, the baby can not only drink milk but also add some complementary foods. Babies like fresh tastes, so you can use complementary foods to help your baby switch to formula. There is no need to change the brand of milk powder frequently, as long as it is suitable for the baby. If it is a problem milk powder or the baby is not adapted to a certain milk powder, you can change the milk powder, but you must be careful when changing the milk powder. Usually, diarrhea is the most common cause of milk change, but it is mostly caused by improper milk powder concentration. Therefore, you should also read the can label carefully when changing milk; the second is "allergy", such as itchy skin, rashes, etc. This phenomenon will only occur if the new milk powder is too different from the original formula. However, as the baby's age changes, the baby needs to be provided with milk powder of different age groups. This is scientific feeding. Generally, milk powder is divided into four stages, and some are divided into five stages, which are actually the same.

You can change it, but not often. Parents should mix the replacement milk powder and the milk powder previously drunk by the baby when changing milk. Try to add appropriate amount of new milk powder to the original milk powder. Start with a small amount and slowly increase the proportion until the baby is completely replaced. For example: first add 1/3 of new milk powder to the old milk powder. After eating this for two or three days without any discomfort, eat 1/2 of the old and 1/2 of the new milk powder each for two or three days, then eat 1/3 of the old and 2/3 of the new for two or three days, and finally transition to completely replacing the old milk powder with the new milk powder.

Through the above introduction, we know when it is best to change milk powder for babies. It is generally believed that if the baby has no problems, there is no need to change the milk powder. If it needs to be changed, you must pay attention to the method of changing the milk powder. Do not change it directly, as this will cause diarrhea for the baby. It requires a process.