So I need advice moms: My son is 2 months old when he was born he was on Similac he choked on his milk an has really bad…

@noahs.mommy, Thanks 🙏🏾

@lanaiacharleston1998, oh no poor baby. I would just breastfeed him and pay attention to what you eat. If you eat something and it happens then you’ll know not to eat it. Sounds like he may need to be on a sensitive formula not necessarily a soy formula but definitely ask your pediatrician first. I hope he feels better soon my son had problems when he was little too it was hell trying to find a formula he could use 😓

@noahs.mommy, Yes my mother saw it an told me what it was also when he does it you can hear it coming out as if an adult was to have it, it’s so much it runs out his diaper sometimes

@lanaiacharleston1998, are you sure it’s diarrhea? Because it’s completely normal for babies to have soft/runny poop that little. My son did until he got older and he still has soft poop every now and then like he did as a newborn

Yeah with breast feeding what your eating can cause him diarrhea. I don’t want to suggest any formulas in particular because all babies are different and require different formulas. Maybe just leave him on what he’s on now though until you see pediatrician that way your not changing his formula back and forth.

If you choose to try either isomil(pink) or alementum(purple) both concentrated

He did good on breastfeeding for a week and got bad diarrhea as well I️ stopped breastfeeding because I️ have to go back in surgery because of complications from my c section an I’m On 3 different pain medications

@lanaiacharleston1998, how did he do on breast milk? Maybe you should try and stick with breast feeding until you find a new pediatrician.

I wouldn’t switch him unless a doctor says can you just breastfeed until

@mamabree92, She said the milk that he is on right now has a female hormone in it an I️ need to take him off but dune then I’ve moved and currently looking for a good pediatrician in my area

He could be constipated because of his milk changing. I’d ask his pediatrician to get better advice though.