Aptimil pepti 1

Hi mums, when your babies went onto aptimil pepti 1 for cmpa 1 month trial did you babies start to have reflux and colic symptoms because the milk is thinner? If so what did you do and what can I do to help with this? My LO is 9 weeks and so inconsolable between feeds/ in wake windows. Thanks mummas 💕

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We started this milk on Monday due to suspected CMPA. My baby, 3 weeks old, is very sicky now. He spits up a lot of milk whereas he rarely spit up before. We’ve been trying to keep him up right for half an hour after feeding but as soon as we put him down he’s sick :( not helpful when he’s struggling to keep weight on. The midwife said it can be just a period where they get used to the new milk 🤷🏻‍♀️

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My LG isn't on peo
Pepti but has been on neocate since she was 3 weeks old and she's now 15 weeks and has had bad reflux since being on cmpa milks
We tried omerprazle and now use gaviscon it helps a little but not much to be honest
We jusy have to ride it out as nothing works

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my little one is on pepti 1 aswell has been since he was 2 weeks and now he’s 12 weeks, after 2 weeks of using it we went back the doctors and they gave him carobel which has helped massively with his reflux, he’s so much more settled and happier. he’s still sick and spits up but gaining a ton of weight now xx

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Yes I tried carobel to thicken it you do bottle from hot add milk then carobel shake and leave for 5 mins it worked for a wee bit for me but I found he was better without it he wasn't as sick but worked for my friends baby

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My little one is on aptamil pepti 1

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we are the same. He was never sick but is now; but it’s literally just milk! I think it’s common with this milk for some reason!
His poo is also really runny, he won’t go for three days then has a massive explosion

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