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If your baby has bouts of gas, constipation or acid reflux after eating, it could be the formula. The good news: There are a variety of formulas available, some specifically made for gassy babies or those with sensitive digestive systems.

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.

Increased burping and gas may last a few days. A slight change in stool color is not a problem. This change may also happen when you add solid foods to your baby's diet. Be sure to check the instructions on the formula packaging to make sure you are properly mixing the formula.

Switching Baby Formula Side Effects Some babies are more sensitive to change than others. They might dislike the taste or they might spit up more. Poop consistency might change. Babies might get constipated, or poop more often, or have more runny poops, or be gassy or more fussy.

How Long Should a Baby Have Diarrhea After Switching Formula? Diarrhea from switching baby formula usually clears up within a few days. If diarrhea lasts over a week and is accompanied by fever or blood in your baby's stool, speak to your pediatrician immediately.

Diarrhea in babies However, poop that is watery, especially if it has blood in it, can be a sign of a milk protein intolerance. Other signs of milk protein intolerance include vomiting or spitting up, or increasing fussiness. If your baby has any of these symptoms, you should call their healthcare provider.

The most common side effects of switching formula are fussiness after feedings and changing stool patterns, either looser or less frequent. It's not a sign of trouble if your baby's poop changes in frequency or color. Remember that formula makes up a big part, if not all, of your baby's diet when they're young.

Most of the time, babies only need a week to fully transition to a new formula but for some, it can be as much as 6 weeks.