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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.

Cost of formula per month Cost: $400 to $800 is the average monthly cost for powdered formula for babies who are formula-fed exclusively. The cost will be lower if you supplement with breast milk and higher if you give your baby more expensive brands or ready-to-feed formula.

The Infant Formula and Follow-on Formula Regulation 2007 prohibits the promotion of formula feeding & this includes allowing families to earn points for buying stage one formula, points can also not be used to buy formula. Points are available when purchasing items relating to breastfeeding (breast pumps/ pads etc).

WIC is a government program that can help all those who need support for survival and nutrition. If you can not afford to feed your baby, WIC gives baby formula, food, and other support to qualified families. You will get support as vouchers that you can use to get the baby formula from companies and stores.

Cow's milk or fortified soy milk products are less expensive than formula, meet a toddler's need for milk products, and provide adequate minerals and protein.

Local food banks aren't only a great place to get food, they also often carry an array of personal care products and baby items. The food pantries in your area may have infant formula they will provide for free. Call ahead and ask what they have on hand. They may be able to assist you.

Talk to your baby's doctor. You can also call a local hospital, office of WIC (the federal Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children), or an established breast milk bank. Women's shelters, food banks, and faith-based organizations also might be able to help.