I have a 4 month old premature daughter who wasn't supposed to be born until December. She was in the NICU for 2 months. She's been on 22 Calorie Enfamil Formula for Prematurity & Low Birth Weight. We moved to a small town in WV and no where around has that formula. So I figured now that she's older and she's actually supposed to be born now, that it would be ok to switch her to regular formula, but now she doesn't seem satisfied. They told me in the Nicu that there was a way to mix the regular formula to make it 22 calorie but I don't know how to do it. Does anyone know? If not, any other suggestions? I can't put her back on the 22 cal formula unless I drive out of state to stock up on it, and I just can't afford that. I don't have WIC or anything.
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