Goat Milk Follow-On Formula Stage 2, Babies 6-12 months, Made with Fresh Goat Milk, 28.2 oz

Omg I was looking for something that was similar to breastmilk and was so nervous about my transition I looked and done a lot of homework and when I seen the comments about this milk I had to give it a try! My baby loves it happy baby happy mom🤍

My son does great on this. We tried 8 formulas before this one including kendimal goat and my sons stomach agrees with Bubs goat milk.

I used this with my daughter when I couldn’t produce breast milk for her anymore. She’s a healthy strong two year old now and I’m so grateful that we could use this when we did. It was hard to find in store at times so we started buying ahead of time through Amazon and it was exactly the same product and quality. We used the bubs brand until she was 6 months then switched to a cow formula(enfamil) and she took it super easily. I personally feel like it made the transition a lot easier. I recommended this to my friends who’s daughter couldn’t take cows milk and it worked great for them too. It’s a little more on the expensive side but I ate the cost because it was the only goat milk formula I could find at the time and if I go for baby #3, I might even go ahead and use this product again if I don’t find better. I know theres more options out there now so definitely choose what’s right for you and your family.

Tried a few different formulas before this one but this is the only formula that doesn’t upset my baby’s tummy!

Wife says it tastes like milk and we are slowly adding it to her other formula. So far so good.

Used when my girlfriend got mastitis and it was perfect for our baby. No tummy issues and baby took to it very easily

We've tried other cows & goats milk formulas but Bub's stage 1 has been the most gentle on my LO's tummy. She spits up a lot with other formulas and has trouble with number 2 but Bub's has helped improve both! Thank you Bubs!

The media could not be loaded. I go in depth in the video I posted with this review. But I'll do the TLDR here.I use Kendamil primarily for my son, whenever I can't get more easily I will order Bubs to fill the gap. My son had to switch to goat milk formula because he has bad reflux, is already on medication for it and regular formulas exacerbated his issues SO much in a way that goat milk formula does not do.Both Kendamil and Bubs taste and smell sweet like actual milk. They're both gentle on his stomach and do what they advertise. Both have A2 proteins, GOS prebiotics, both are free of corn syrups. The key differences are as follows:●Kendamil contains HMO prebiotics which are abundant in breastmilk, I can't tell how much of a difference it makes compared to Bubs which doesn't have it.●Bubs contains Canola and Palm oil for caregivers that wish to avoid it.● Bubs is slightly more expensive per fl oz than Kendamil ($0.23 vs $0.21)●Bubs contains Soy which Kendamil does not.●Bubs spit ups smell 10x better than Kendamil spit ups.●Both Bubs and Kendamil mix well and don't separate like some formulas. Both have similar consistencies, color, smell and taste.●Bubs and Kendamil have different prep instructions. Bubs only requires the water to be sterilized (like most countries formulas do), the UK (country where Kendamil is based) recommends sterilizing the formula itself to kill an infectious bacteria called cronobacter which is deadly to infants especially preemies, although cronobacter is very rare.Overall Bubs is a great formula, especially if you don't live somewhere with many options and Amazon is your best bet. I still prefer and use Kendamil as my primary, but Bubs is very comparable and my baby takes it the same as Kendamil.