Bubs Whole Goat Milk Formula with Iron, Goat Milk-Based Powder, for Infants 0-12 Months, Made with Non-GMO Goat Milk, 20 oz

Was looking for a formula to do a little combo feeding and take some pressure of of myself for pumping. Tried Enfamil Neuropro - my baby liked it, but it gave her diarrhea. Tried Similac Total Care 360 - horrible rash and diarrhea immediately. Then Tried Enfamil Neuropro Gentlease , didnt give her diarrhea but she didn't like the taste. I tasted it and it was SO sour. Then I decided on Bubs after reading the new Consumer Report on Baby Formula. My baby likes the taste and while she has had runnier poops, it is nothing like the diarrhea and rash with Enfamil/Similac. She still prefers breastmilk, but my baby has had it several times without issue now - this one is a winner!

My son was combo fed with breast milk/formula until he was around 6 months as I was an under producer, and we used Kabrita Goat Milk to supplement as my son seemed to transition from breastmilk to formula very well with the Goat milk versions. Initially, I loved Kabrita and thought I'd made a great choice for formula but with the recent Consumer Reports article that came out with results about lead and arsenic, I was surprised to see Kabrita didn't test well. So we decided to switch my son to Bubs Goat Milk since it was listed as a top choice on the Consumer Reports article and honestly... I wish we would have done it sooner! He actually spits up less with this formula and had no issues transitioning over to it from the prior formula. He also seems to have more normal and consistent bowel movements with this formula as well. My son is now 100% on Bubs Goat Milk as I was done being a slave to the breast pump and so far I'm happy! I also love that I can overnight it and buying it on Amazon is cheaper than in the stores. As long as Amazon stays cheaper, I'll continue to buy from here.

Normal formula made our little one throw up. Allergy friendly formula had the same effect. Medical experts will tell you that goat milk has proteins similar to those in cow milk and therefore will still cause a reaction... Well not for our kids! The first can of formula is almost gone and the baby is happy as can be. This was such a great success that we gave her goat milk yogurt with no problems. Her big sis, who is unable to tolerate dairy products, has also eaten the yogurt with no problems.A note on taste: the formula is sweet with only the slightest hint of musk that is normally associated with goat milk. When first introducing the formula I mixed it half and half with breast milk, this was met with hesitation but was consumed. The 2nd bottle was about 1oz formula to 3oz milk. Baby tasted it and refused. Added a little more b-milk, and still refused. Eventually I smelled and then tasted the mixture, it was so pungent with goat musk I dumped it. The next day I tried again with the same results, the more you dilute the formula with breast milk the stronger the goat flavor becomes! Don't waste a bunch of breast milk like I did, you've been warned lol

I was breastfeeding my son & dealt with constant spit up along with acid reflux. I was told by the pediatrician to cut dairy out to see if there was an improvement but there wasn’t. I wasn’t sure what I was eating that was causing his tummy issues so we then switched to formula the similac hypoallergenic & it still caused spit up but definitely irritated his acid reflux. We have now switched to this goat milk formula & less spit up! & it doesn’t irritate his acid reflux AT ALL. He is a lot happier & loves the taste.

We are huge bubs fans. Our daughter had severe enough reflux that she is also taking omeprazole and gelmix thickener for her bottles. We were on Nutramigen for months but the smell and price just started being a bit overwhelming. We gave Bubs goatmilk a try, and thankfully the transition ended up being fantastic. We have had NO issues. The smell is so much better and it is so much cheaper than Nutramigen. And her reflux has gotten so much better (thanks to time mostly, but this thankfully did not make it worse!)

My baby needed a little supplementation with her breast milk diet, and we tried 2 different formulas. This one didn't upset her stomach as much as the other (Bobbie, cow milk based). She doesn't mind the taste by itself either, when she's gotten all formula bottles (instead of mixed with breast milk). It dissolves very easily, and the froth from shaking goes away quickly, so it's fast to prepare. Not really a pro or con, but it smells much less gross and metallic than the Bobbie.

This option is good, I wanted to keep my LO on it but due to the throwing up, the smell of the throw up and the congestion I had to try something else. When other moms ask about other options I still suggest this formula.

I’ve been using Bubs Goat Milk Formula for my baby, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. From the start, it’s been gentle on my baby’s delicate tummy, reducing fussiness and digestive discomfort. The natural composition of goat milk, with smaller fat globules and softer proteins, seems to agree better with my little one’s digestive system compared to traditional cow’s milk-based formulas.The formula is enriched with essential nutrients, including vitamins and minerals, to support healthy growth and development. I also appreciate that Bubs emphasizes high-quality, Australian-sourced ingredients, ensuring safety and purity.My baby has been thriving on this formula, and I feel confident knowing I’m providing a gentle, nutritious option. The taste seems to be well-accepted, and I’ve noticed fewer feeding issues. Overall, Bubs Goat Milk Formula has become a trusted part of our feeding routine, and I highly recommend it to parents seeking a gentle alternative for their little ones.