MOMTOGIRL2005
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Should I give my almost 4 year old Carnation Breakfast 540 calories instead of the one with 370 calories? she never drinks the whole can but I was thinking I could give her more calories in smaller servings.
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Carnation Breakfast
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MOMTOGIRL2005
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Should I give my almost 4 year old Carnation Breakfast 540 calories instead of the one with 370 calories? she never drinks the whole can but I was thinking I could give her more calories in smaller servings.
MOMTOGIRL2005
New member
Should I give my almost 4 year old Carnation Breakfast 540 calories instead of the one with 370 calories? she never drinks the whole can but I was thinking I could give her more calories in smaller servings.
MOMTOGIRL2005
New member
Should I give my almost 4 year old Carnation Breakfast 540 calories instead of the one with 370 calories? she never drinks the whole can but I was thinking I could give her more calories in smaller servings.
MOMTOGIRL2005
New member
Should I give my almost 4 year old Carnation Breakfast 540 calories instead of the one with 370 calories? she never drinks the whole can but I was thinking I could give her more calories in smaller servings.
The higher calorie one is thicker so before you go investing in it....I would recommend trying just 1 or 2 & see if she likes it AND tolerates it.
Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
More enzymes will be needed etc......
Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
More enzymes will be needed etc......
The higher calorie one is thicker so before you go investing in it....I would recommend trying just 1 or 2 & see if she likes it AND tolerates it.
Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
More enzymes will be needed etc......
Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
More enzymes will be needed etc......
The higher calorie one is thicker so before you go investing in it....I would recommend trying just 1 or 2 & see if she likes it AND tolerates it.
Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
More enzymes will be needed etc......
Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
More enzymes will be needed etc......
The higher calorie one is thicker so before you go investing in it....I would recommend trying just 1 or 2 & see if she likes it AND tolerates it.
Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
More enzymes will be needed etc......
Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
More enzymes will be needed etc......
The higher calorie one is thicker so before you go investing in it....I would recommend trying just 1 or 2 & see if she likes it AND tolerates it.
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<br />Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
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<br />More enzymes will be needed etc......
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<br />Its much heavier on the stomach then the 370. IF you can get it in her & around the same amount of the can then I would go for it because its that many more calories.
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<br />More enzymes will be needed etc......
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Melissa's advice is first hand -- so all I'll say is that if gaining is an issue for your dd, than give it a try. I've also added heavy cream to my dd's drinks. Just a little bit adds a lot of calories.
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Mommafirst
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Melissa's advice is first hand -- so all I'll say is that if gaining is an issue for your dd, than give it a try. I've also added heavy cream to my dd's drinks. Just a little bit adds a lot of calories.
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Mommafirst
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Melissa's advice is first hand -- so all I'll say is that if gaining is an issue for your dd, than give it a try. I've also added heavy cream to my dd's drinks. Just a little bit adds a lot of calories.
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Mommafirst
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Melissa's advice is first hand -- so all I'll say is that if gaining is an issue for your dd, than give it a try. I've also added heavy cream to my dd's drinks. Just a little bit adds a lot of calories.
M
Mommafirst
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Melissa's advice is first hand -- so all I'll say is that if gaining is an issue for your dd, than give it a try. I've also added heavy cream to my dd's drinks. Just a little bit adds a lot of calories.
Have you tried using the regular CIB powder? I mix up a packet with 1 cup whole milk and an ounce of cream -- actually I make a quart of it and keep it in the fridge to serve with breakfast and supper. DS prefers the vanilla and I get it at Sam's club for a lot less than the grocery store.
Have you tried using the regular CIB powder? I mix up a packet with 1 cup whole milk and an ounce of cream -- actually I make a quart of it and keep it in the fridge to serve with breakfast and supper. DS prefers the vanilla and I get it at Sam's club for a lot less than the grocery store.
Have you tried using the regular CIB powder? I mix up a packet with 1 cup whole milk and an ounce of cream -- actually I make a quart of it and keep it in the fridge to serve with breakfast and supper. DS prefers the vanilla and I get it at Sam's club for a lot less than the grocery store.
Have you tried using the regular CIB powder? I mix up a packet with 1 cup whole milk and an ounce of cream -- actually I make a quart of it and keep it in the fridge to serve with breakfast and supper. DS prefers the vanilla and I get it at Sam's club for a lot less than the grocery store.
Have you tried using the regular CIB powder? I mix up a packet with 1 cup whole milk and an ounce of cream -- actually I make a quart of it and keep it in the fridge to serve with breakfast and supper. DS prefers the vanilla and I get it at Sam's club for a lot less than the grocery store.