Which brand of formula milk and bottles is your choice?

Bottles: Dr Brown
Formula: Enfamil

Was thinking of trying Japanese milk powder as well (heard they are sweeter and babies love them), went down to Three Sixty but couldn't read the Japanese instruction and there weren't English labels. Stuck to Enfamil and all have been well :)
 
Have heard good things about Japanese milk powder and it's readily available in HK eg at Watsons, Mannings and Citysuper.

Formula: s26 because well-known brand and easily available
Bottles: Bfreeplus because it has anti-colic device
 
Nobody use those formula from MedJonhson, Abbott, Wyeth or Nestle that show all the time at TV commercials and are advertised everywhere?
 
Nanha, which Neha mentioned above, is Nestle. We use Nanha too as it is hypoallergenic. We use Bfree bottles.

i've been using Nan Ha for bub but i noticed that it is hard to get Nan Ha 3. i usually get it (he is on Nan Ha 2 at the mo) from watsons then realised that Nan Ha 3 is always out of stock!! what do i do when bub is ready for Nan Ha 3? :confused:
 
My son is 1 and I asked my pediatrician and she said I didn't need to change to Nanha 3....not sure why. We're going back to her for vaccinations in May. will ask her then about changing again.
 
Asked my pediatrician about Stage 2 formula as well. He said there is no need to change. Stage 2 formula is basically less refined milk that a younger infant won't be able to digest ... hence cheaper. I.e. we can continue with Stage 1.

And to answer an earlier question, Enfamil is Mead Johnson. These are hugely popular esp with the Mainland Chinese. It's always out of stock and each purchase is limited to 2 cans only.
 
My daughter complained about tummy pain, my ped said it's because JP formula is too sweet (it doesn't taste too sweet to me though), thus hard to digest. Other than that, all the formula are more or less the same, I am trying to find one a bit less sweet for her.

I used Dr Browns bottle.
 

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