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    What to Expect when Switching to Enfamil A.R.™

    What To Expect When Switching to Enfamil A.R.™

    Enfamil A.R. (Added Rice) is an infant formula with added rice starch that is designed to address frequent spit up in babies.

    Switching to Enfamil A.R. at a Glance

    Enfamil A.R. has comparable ingredients to regular infant formula, with the main difference being added rice starch which helps thicken the formula so that babies can keep it in their tummy and avoid spitting up as much.

    Tips for introducing Enfamil A.R. to your baby's diet

    Before switching formulas, develop a game plan with your pediatrician. In the case of Enfamil A.R. they might recommend a gradual introduction.

    It's also important to pay attention to your baby's cues and any feeding issues with the new formula. If your baby seems to be having trouble with the Enfamil A.R., or if they experience excessive spit-up or discomfort, it's best to talk to your pediatrician. Your doctor can help you determine if Enfamil A.R. is the right formula for your baby and can provide guidance on how to make the transition smoothly.

    How long does it take for Enfamil A.R. to work?

    Enfamil A.R formula is specially formulated with added rice starch for a thicker consistency to reduce reflux and spit-up by over 50%* in one week.

    Where to find Enfamil A.R.

    Enfamil A.R. can be found at most major retailers including Amazon, Target, Walmart, your local grocery store or pharmacy, and online.

    We also welcome you to join Enfamil Family Beginnings® to receive exclusive offers, samples, discounts, and expert advice and support to help you along in your parenting journey.

     

    *Based on a clinical study of Enfamil A.R. infant formula before the addition of DHA, ARA and prebiotics with infants who spit up frequently (5 or more spit-ups per day), comparing frequency and volume of spit-up after feeding Enfamil A.R. to the same babies at the beginning of the study.

    Frequently asked questions

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