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Agreed to pay $8.4 million to resolve the false advertising class action lawsuit. Under the terms of the settlement, consumers could receive up to $3 per Enfamil product for payments of up to $15 without proof of purchase or $45 with proof of purchase. Our readers report payments of $15 from the settlement.

Changing from breastmilk to formula side effects like gas, upset stomach, and even constipation is possible if you make the change quickly.

Both the AAP and the CDC agree that formula made from powder can be safely stored in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours. After that, it should be thrown away.2,3 If the formula has been heated, it must be used within an hour of preparation and cannot be refrigerated regardless of whether your baby drank from it.

If you are combining breastfeeding with formula feeds, try to prioritise breastfeeding where possible. You could start by replacing 1 breastfeed a day with a bottle feed. When replacing a breast milk feed with a formula feed, it can take around 5 to 7 days for your breasts to adjust.

A slow transition may help the baby get used to the new formula and help parents monitor and adapt to any new symptoms they may notice. It may take up to 1-2 weeks for a baby to adjust to a new formula.

It usually takes about seven to 14 days for babies to adjust to a new formula. They might like one immediately, but they also might not like any of them right away. Hypoallergenic formulas, for example, cause fewer or no allergic reactions, but they're also known for less appealing tastes for babies.

"Given the current infant formula shortage, some families may have to make the switch to a new formula cold turkey. And that's OK and typically well-tolerated in babies. Don't let switching from one formula to another add to the stress you already feel. Your baby will do well."

? Shaking the bottle to mix your formula is much more likely to introduce air bubbles. Swirling or stirring will mix the formula just as well without so many bubbles.

Let the formula settle If you're using powdered infant formula, make sure you let your freshly mixed bottle settle for a minute or two before feeding your baby. Shaking and blending naturally introduces air bubbles into the mix, which your baby can swallow, resulting in gas.

The first necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) infant formula lawsuits were filed against baby formula manufacturers several years ago. Since then, many other lawsuits have been filed across the country concerning cow's milk-based formulas and the development of NEC in premature infants.