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Anyone ever try to add whole milk powder to regular whole milk
- Thread starter Rebjane
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yep, that'd be double strength milk. You mean mixing up powdered milk with whole milk instead of water, right? My son drank it, but he isn't too picky about his milk. I stopped giving it to him because he has a lot of issues with constipation and fear/holding, I figured that probably wasn't helping the situation. Although now he is on daily miralax and doing much better, so maybe I'll try it again.
yep, that'd be double strength milk. You mean mixing up powdered milk with whole milk instead of water, right? My son drank it, but he isn't too picky about his milk. I stopped giving it to him because he has a lot of issues with constipation and fear/holding, I figured that probably wasn't helping the situation. Although now he is on daily miralax and doing much better, so maybe I'll try it again.
yep, that'd be double strength milk. You mean mixing up powdered milk with whole milk instead of water, right? My son drank it, but he isn't too picky about his milk. I stopped giving it to him because he has a lot of issues with constipation and fear/holding, I figured that probably wasn't helping the situation. Although now he is on daily miralax and doing much better, so maybe I'll try it again.
yep, that'd be double strength milk. You mean mixing up powdered milk with whole milk instead of water, right? My son drank it, but he isn't too picky about his milk. I stopped giving it to him because he has a lot of issues with constipation and fear/holding, I figured that probably wasn't helping the situation. Although now he is on daily miralax and doing much better, so maybe I'll try it again.
yep, that'd be double strength milk. You mean mixing up powdered milk with whole milk instead of water, right? My son drank it, but he isn't too picky about his milk. I stopped giving it to him because he has a lot of issues with constipation and fear/holding, I figured that probably wasn't helping the situation. Although now he is on daily miralax and doing much better, so maybe I'll try it again.
I have never added milk powder but I do add formula to regular milk or cream. My daughter does fine with it, but we have been doing it that way since she was a year. So she does not know the difference. Usually what I do is 2 ounces of cream, 6 scoops of formula and then 5 ounces of water or 8 ounces of milk and 6 scoops of formula. She will take it either way.
I have never added milk powder but I do add formula to regular milk or cream. My daughter does fine with it, but we have been doing it that way since she was a year. So she does not know the difference. Usually what I do is 2 ounces of cream, 6 scoops of formula and then 5 ounces of water or 8 ounces of milk and 6 scoops of formula. She will take it either way.
I have never added milk powder but I do add formula to regular milk or cream. My daughter does fine with it, but we have been doing it that way since she was a year. So she does not know the difference. Usually what I do is 2 ounces of cream, 6 scoops of formula and then 5 ounces of water or 8 ounces of milk and 6 scoops of formula. She will take it either way.
I have never added milk powder but I do add formula to regular milk or cream. My daughter does fine with it, but we have been doing it that way since she was a year. So she does not know the difference. Usually what I do is 2 ounces of cream, 6 scoops of formula and then 5 ounces of water or 8 ounces of milk and 6 scoops of formula. She will take it either way.
I have never added milk powder but I do add formula to regular milk or cream. My daughter does fine with it, but we have been doing it that way since she was a year. So she does not know the difference. Usually what I do is 2 ounces of cream, 6 scoops of formula and then 5 ounces of water or 8 ounces of milk and 6 scoops of formula. She will take it either way.