Happy Baby Organics Stage 1 A2 Infant Formula, 0 12 Months, Milk Based Organic Baby Formula Powder with A2 Milk, Probiotics & Prebiotics for Immune & Digestive Support, 22.9 Ounce (Pack of 1)USDA Organic

This baby formula was a game changer! Great for babies with a sensitive tummy as the A2 protein is more easily digested. Super easy to mix, no clumps. Doesn’t have that unpleasant smell as some other formulas do. Combo fed this along with breast milk and had no issues with my little one. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a good quality formula. Never had any issues with damage as some have.

We LOVE this formula. Not only is it affordable but it has good ingredients that work for my baby. I wish more people knew about this formula and how affordable it is. We have been using this formula since week 1 with no issues. Baby has very little gas issues. We use the Dr. Brown's anti colic bottles which helps reduce gas.I also wish services like WIC and EBT would allow the purchase of organic formula because this is basically the same price.Beware though, a couple weeks ago the listing was removed from amazon. There are only a handful of stores that carry this formula and I had to order from Kroger and target. It took 4 days to get to me. Fortunately, I had a couple back up cans in the meantime.

Purchased this when out of town bc the local grocery store only had this in stock. It turns out the my daughter enjoys it! I switched from “byheart” to this formula once we came home. The only down fall- I have to order it from Amazon bc it is not carried at stores around me. Not a huge deal, but makes you want to sign up for a subscription to ensure you have plenty in stock at home.My daughter struggles with constipation, and had since we transitioned to puréed foods, this actually has helped her stomach immensely and she is no longer struggling to pass bowel movements!Downfall- the place on the lid where the scoop goes is a bit flimsySecond- it’s a single scoop per ounce in stead of 2 oz per scoop which most formula brands do. I won’t complain much about one scoop = 1oz because sometimes my little one won’t drink 6 oz, but needs more than 4!

After using domestic brands which gave our baby bad digestion problems we switched to this brand. European, especially German, standards for baby food are way higher, can be easily researched online. Coincidentally, the dairy farms are located in the same areas as Hipp's. Baby loves it and we feel good about it.

My grandson was having trouble going poop and having tummy issues. He was really fussy all the time. We switched to this formula and no more tummy issues or going poop. We really like this formula. It’s easy on the tummy.

We loved Happy Baby Sensitive for my last two babies and made this switch based on the company's recommendation when they discontinued it. This formula is not an adequate substitution, my baby did fine while transitioning and then had horrible reflux and wasn't eating after we switched. We had to start her on reflux meds and switched her to another sensitive formula. It was very scary and we ended up at the doctors office due to concerns with her not eating and throwing up the formula (she does not have a cow milk allergy).

I was worried my daughter was lactose intolerant so we tried this formula and it worked great! If your baby isn’t lactose intolerant, the other stages are great too!

This was my first choice when I first started supplementing with formula for my 3rd baby. I love the smell, the organic ingredients, the prebiotics. However, after doing further research I now highly prefer Kendamil.Happy Baby Organic Formula uses skim milk and the fats all come from seed oils :( At first, I thought this was just a sad norm and didn't have another option. I appreciated that at least the seed oils are organic.I was so thrilled to see that Kendamil uses whole animal milks (both cow and goat) a only tops the formula off with seed oils. That being said, Kendamil uses only a small fraction of the seed oils and the baby gets most of their fats from milk fat. Byheart also uses whole animal milk (cow), but I researched both companies and prefer Kendamil.Just sharing in case anyone else could benefit from this information. Glad my baby only ingested about one and a half containers of Happy Baby before we switched on over to Kendamil! Babies do not need to ingest tons of seed oils!!Overall, I will say that Happy Baby Organics is still waaaay waaaay better than Similac, Enfamil, Gerber, and all of the other big companies who use lots of harmful ingredients and then turn around offering organic options though they do not truly care infant health. I just hope Happy Baby (and every other company for that matter) will ditch the skim milk and give babies the milk fats instead of large volumes of seed oils.