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Enfamil®Gentlease® is an infant formula made for gassy and fussy babies. It’s a milk-based formula with reduced lactose and easy-to-digest proteins, which makes Gentlease a gentler formula for your baby’s digestive system.
Formula | Key Features |
|---|---|
| Gentlease | Provides gentle nutrition while addressing gas and fussiness. |
| Neuropro Gentlease | Has additional nutrients and components to support brain development and addresses gas/fussiness. |
| Enspire Gentlease | Has additional nutrients and components to support brain development, the immune system, and addresses gas/fussiness. |
Before switching formulas, develop a game plan with your pediatrician. They may suggest a gradual introduction by mixing Gentlease with their current formula, or they might greenlight you to try it right away. While many babies have no issues switching formulas, it’s also not uncommon for babies to take 3 to 5 days to become used to a new formula.
Gentlease is formulated to help ease fussiness, crying, gas, and spit-up within 24 hours.*
Gentlease can be found at most major retailers including Amazon, Target, Walmart, your local grocery store or pharmacy, and online.
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*Compared to the same infants who had been fed routine Infant Formula at the beginning of the study.
As with most things, practice makes perfect—and rest assured, you’ll get plenty of diaper-changing practice those first couple of years. In no time you’ll be a pro and be able to tackle your baby’s diaper with confidence. For more tips and resources on all things baby, including nutrition and feeding, be sure to join Enfamil Family Beginnings®. Enjoy up to $400 in savings, plus exclusive rewards, support, and surprises.
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