There are numerous recommendations for changing breastfeeding for the formula to prevent reflux. However, each case is different. You have to ask your pediatrician who knows your child’s medical history. Both babies who are breastfed and bottle-fed may experience reflux. Pay attention to the fact that reflux in infants happens quite often.
According to the recent stats, almost 65 percent of newborn babies experience reflux. Formula-fed babies suffer from reflux even more often. However, it is not related to breast milk and formula. Many bottles on the market simply do not have vents or special angled shapes to decrease the number of air bubbles in food.