Enfamil Simply Plant-Based

This is well received with no problems with digestion. My daughter has a milk protein intolerance so soy formula is a must. This formula can clump when shaking so water must be steaming hot to prevent or shaking vigorously is a necessity. Because I am combo feeding this can lasts me about 1.5-2 weeks. My daughter is 8m and also eating solids also. This price is slightly cheaper at 36 in comparison to 45 per NYC prices. The smaller cans retails at 22-25 dollars. Off brand is cheaper but so much harder to get. Overall this is a pretty good non cow milk based formula. Update 03/28/2023 I noted that Prosobee doesn't include ingredient that increases iron absorption. Similac brand for sure includes that ingredient. Between the two brands, Prosobee don't cause stinky, hunter green colored bowel movements a hallmark of Soy Isomil. On Enfamil's product my daughter's bowels remain the coveted soft, mushy, mustard color. This is also in addition to my combo feeding with breast milk. Between the two brands, I will use Similac but only when Enfamil is out of stock everywhere. Overall, even with a slightly different mineral content between the major brands, Enfamil Prosobee is a lot better for parents choosing to use a soy based American formula.

Have noticed less spit ups.

Grand daughter liked it

I combo feed and when I found out my little one was allergic to dairy I found this and he has not had any allergic reactions. He will drink it by itself or mixed with expressed milk. Good product overall.

My baby likes it.

It is the best formula that my grandson's stomach accepts.

Our now 6-month-old is breastfed and formula fed, as he has been since birth, but from very early on, he suffered from debilitating gas that would cause him to scream and prevent us even from putting him down. He was fussy to an extreme, and we couldn't believe it was "normal" baby behavior, as everyone kept telling us. He also could go as many as five days between bowel movements. We tried Enfamil Gentlease to no avail and had just about reached the end of our ropes when a neighbor recommended Prosobee, which had worked for her baby when Gentlease hadn't. We figured we had nothing to lose, and within a day (or maybe two), our little guy was feeling so much better. He's been on the Prosobee ever since with a single exception. After his 4-month checkup, we tried transitioning back to the Gentlease at our pediatrician's recommendation. We began introducing 1 part Gentlease to 3 parts Prosobee. On the second day, our boy was back to where he had been: fussy and in pain. We immediately cut out the Gentlease. Now he rarely suffers from any sort of intestinal issue, and he's happy and healthy. The downside to the soy formula is it does tend to constipate; since we put our son on the Prosobee at 3 months, he's been having relatively solid bowel movements, but they're much more regular than they were on the Gentlease. He has one every day or at least every other day. We were told that we could give him some diluted baby prune juice for this issue, but we were hesitant to do so after a first attempt caused some intestinal issues, and his movements have remained regular. I'd recommend this formula to anyone dealing with the same issues we were. It really has been a lifesaver.

(Wife) In our newborn’s journey with formula, she started with Enfamil Gentlease (purple one) and then NeuroPro (yellow one?) and it seemed ok but she had what seemed like stomach pains and some fussiness. To save money I bought the Parents Choice version of Gentlease which was a mistake, because for the 3-4 days she was on it she was crying a lot more and red-faced and scrunching in pain. So my ped thought she might have a milk allergy and recommended a plant based Enfamil which led to this one. She’s been on it for a month and there’s been a huge difference! Her first couple weeks were smooth sailing and then she started crying again due to gas, seemingly, but nothing like before so I’m guessing she’s still adjusting. It’s been 1 month on this product and she seems to be doing well on it. We buy one every week or so because she’s formula-only now.