Is this normal for powder formula??

I switched my little one from liquid premade to powder and iv noticed this crazy amount of bubbles .. I mean I have to shake it to mix it .. there's so soap redisue so u left over iv made are of that ..

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Yes it can be normal. I use a Dr Browns pitcher with a mixing blade in it. Instead of shaking have you tried a slow shake or even just swirling it?

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Yes.  It is just air from shaking.  You can stir it too and that reduces the bubbles.

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You can also add gas drops which is completely harmless for your baby if they don't have gas issues and it gets rid of bubbles right when it touches the formula. When I would shake my formula, I'd shake it in a different bottle and pour it slowly into another bottle, leaving the bubbles behind in the one I shook it in. (Hope that makes sense)

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Very normal... I used to make a few bottles in the morning and put them in the fridge for the bubbles to settle and add a few drop of oval to help with gas

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What kind is it? We were using similac and had same problem.  It was so bad I switched to enfamil and it is so much better

Is this normal for powder formula?? I switched my little one from liquid premade to powder and iv noticed this crazy amount of bubbles .. I mean I have to shake it to mix it .. there's so soap redisue so u left over iv made are of that ..

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