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Switching from formula is an important milestone for parents, but it can be challenging. “For almost all infants, one year is really the landmark to transition,” said Jenelle Ferry, M.D., a board-certified neonatologist at Pediatrix® Neonatology of Florida. However, every baby is unique. “Some could potentially be ready after 9 months, but this should always be discussed with a pediatrician,” noted Dr. Ferry. Babies with growth challenges may need formula for an extended period due to specific nutritional requirements. “There are also some rare medical conditions that require specialty formulas and would potentially require a longer period of formula intake,” explained Dr. Ferry. “This should be guided by your pediatrician.”
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