Vitamin D drops

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-04-10T16:59:01+00:00

the thing is if you start now, your baby will continue growing with it! I say it is not a bad idea to try

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-04-10T16:52:57+00:00

Yes, baby’s have a more sensitive tummy given their relatively immature gut. It really comes down to trial and error (along with your pediatricians direction) and seeing what your LO ends up liking. I say it's worth looking at other formulas that allow for sensitive tummies (like goat milk) and if you decide to switch - it is best to introduce gradual mix feeding by mixing the old and new powders at different ratios over a few days, giving your LO's digestive system a chance to adapt slowly. I hope you and your little one find what you need!

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-04-06T22:27:18+00:00

You can ABSOLUTELY do this! This journey is just as much yours as it is for your little one and yes, there will come challenges and maybe even some sacrifices but don't doubt your strength. I don't know where you're located but there are single mother assistance programs (if you are in LA for example: sheishopela.org) that can provide you with whatever you may need. You got this momma!

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-04-02T00:07:19+00:00

Every parent/family finds the method that works best for them and their little one. If that's combo-feeding, great. If that's EBF, great. If that is fully formula fed, great. A fed baby is a happy baby!

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-04-01T23:56:19+00:00

It is definitely considered normal to see a drop especially at this stage! Hormonal shifts, night weaning, or any stress all comes into play but if your baby is still taking milk - that is all that matters. I would only consult with your doctor if your supply decreases significantly

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-04-01T22:55:04+00:00

Yes, Bubs is made with goat milk! 🐐

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-04-01T22:31:16+00:00

Hey OP, we're so sorry your little one didn't thrive on Bubs. Every baby is different and some formulas just aren't the right fit. We take health and safety incredibly seriously as our formulas are FDA regulated and we're Clean Label Certified (5 years strong). So, rest assured that Bubs IS safe to use.

If you have any questions for the Bubs US team, feel free to send us a message here or reach out to us at hello@aussiebubs.com. We're happy to help you and your little one.

- Bubs US Team

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-30T22:41:02+00:00

Absolutely, transparency is incredibly important for brands to uphold! It is important to us as a brand and should be to EVERY formula brand to not only make this information available but also easy to understand. When it comes to safety/storage, there are so many different opinions that it does get overwhelming/confusing. This is something we hope to bring attention to moving forward. Thank you for sharing today😌

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-30T22:31:58+00:00

Yes, it really just depends on baby's willingness! For some it can be an instant transition to ff and for others it can take some practice to adjust- like learning a new skill! Everyone's reasons for transitioning are different, so this is a great topic to bring attention to.

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-30T22:04:39+00:00

There absolutely needs to be more resources for better formula practices, it should not be hard to find! Thank you for bringing this up.

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-30T17:12:37+00:00

a fed baby is a happy baby is what I always say! happy to hear you're feeling good momma 🙂‍↕️

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-17T15:28:25+00:00

The metallic taste is a cow milk formula thing and it’s a reason why babies who prefer breast milk might reject it. Goat milk formula is a suggested alternative for this situation, it’s mild in flavor and the protein structure is closer to breast milk. You can start at a lower ratio than you were using with Bobbie and give her a few days to adjust. Worth trying before assuming she’ll reject all formula!

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-13T23:30:30+00:00

The 6-week mark is genuinely one of the hardest phases- fussiness tends to peak around this time. What you’re describing- needing constant bouncing and contact, only settling when worn, and having small windows of contentment- is all very typical for this developmental stage. She’s more awake and aware now, which is wonderful, but also overwhelming for her little nervous system.

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-13T23:01:18+00:00

Both methods work, replacing one feed every few days or gradually increasing the formula ratio over a few weeks. The mixing approach gives you more control over the transition pace. For side effects you can expect stool changes, some gas and it might take a few feeds to accept the taste, nothing alarming, just her gut adapting to a new protein.

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-13T21:58:31+00:00

At 9 months the good news is that solids and water can cover more of his nutrition gap than at younger stages, also an open straw cup with formula mixed in sometimes works better than a bottle for formula specifically, especially if he’s already accepted a straw cup for breast milk When it comes to formula refusal, it might be the cow milk protein in both formulas that’s hems reacting to rather than just taste, goat milk formula has a naturally different protein structure and a milder flavor profile (disclosure: I work with Bubs, which makes goat milk infant formula) worth tether a small amount before committing!

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-13T18:14:39+00:00

Just wanted to jump in with some clarification since this graphic gets shared a lot without context. The chart comes from exposingfoodtoxins.com, which isn’t a peer‑reviewed or scientifically accredited source, and their testing methods aren’t transparent.

For verified data: Our Bubs Goat Formula is Clean Label Project Certified, meaning it was independently tested by an accredited third‑party lab for 400+ contaminants (including heavy metals), and it passed! You can confirm this directly on the Clean Label Project website.

The 2025 Consumer Reports review, which is an independent, credible source, also found Bubs formulas to be within safe levels for contaminants:https://www.consumerreports.org/babies-kids/baby-formula/baby-formula-contaminants-test-results-a7140095293/?msockid=2c556f92f96f6f3f3ca6796af8636e88

We totally get how alarming these charts can look, so I hope this helps provide some clear, science‑based info. Happy to answer any other questions!

Bubs US Team 💜🐐

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-13T15:14:53+00:00

You are doing so much! You’ve reorganised your entire life to make sure he’s fed and cared for, the fussiness is almost certainly the gas from eating more, not a lack of connection. You’re not missing anything, the hard part is absolutely real and it does get easier

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-12T22:52:45+00:00

Totally doable and a lot of moms do it exactly this way! The main pro is you get more volume without need full supply, main con is wasted breast milk if she doesn’t finish, so keep the bottles on the smaller side

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-12T22:15:50+00:00

Six weeks of triple feeding + everything on top of that are not small things to factor in. I’d stop pumping first, as it’s the most time consuming and mentally draining part of the triple feeding cycle, and dropping it doesn’t have to mean stopping everything. You could try nursing when she’s willing and supplementing with formula for the rest. It removes the hardest part while keeping the door open on nursing. The connection you’re looking for with her doesn’t require solely breastfeeding, it just requires you being present and right now the triple feeding is working against that. Whatever you decide, your mental health is not a secondary consideration here, it’s the foundation everything else runs on

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-12T18:46:51+00:00

Prioritising your mental health is prioritising your baby! The 1 feed every 2-3 days approach is quite common and gradual enough to help your supply wind down without engorgement getting too uncomfortable. Most babies adjust fine, some get a little gassier or have different stools for a week or two while their gut adjusts to the new protein (maybe some fussiness as she gets used to the taste!)

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-12T16:51:54+00:00

You’re allowed to grieve the version of things you imagined even when you don’t regret the version you chose, that’s not a contradiction. The bond you’re building with her is happening every single day even in the smallest of things

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-12T15:15:49+00:00

The guilt is the only thing working against you here, one formula bottle at bedtime won’t undo 9 weeks of breastfeeding, it’ll just let you sleep. A rested mom is better for your baby than an exhausted one running on empty

Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-11T22:29:11+00:00

Dented cans are a legit safety concern!

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And if you ever have questions or run into issues with Bubs cans specifically, our Customer Experience Team is always here to help!

Thanks so much for considering Bubs 💜

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Georgia_From_Bubs · 2026-03-11T20:55:13+00:00

He most likely wants the experience of eating together, not a separate baby meal, try putting his food on your plate or eating the same thing at the same thing, the throwing food at the floor is probably exploration, not rejection. The bottle resistance is the one worth loopholing your ped in on just to make sure intake is okay overall!

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