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Before you click away because this is a sponsored post, I want to let you all know I’d never write a sponsored post for something I’d never tried and liked. When I saw this opportunity, I thought hey, we use that stuff!  I figured I’d probably already written about baby formula at some point, and if I hadn’t, I would… since it’s part of our daily lives- so I may as well get paid for my opinions, right?

The boys are formula fed.  When they were in the NICU, the pediatrician put them on high calorie formula to help them gain weight, and they stayed on that for the first three months.  After that, they were switched to a soy based formula in an attempt to see if their spitting up was due to a milk intolerance or reflux.  They still spit, so I am thinking it didn’t help, but they kept gaining weight steadily so it was never readdressed.

The high calorie formula was almost twice as expensive as the stuff they’re on now, so thankfully they’re no longer on that kind.  Between the two of them, they go through about 20 cans a month.  At over $20 for a small can, that adds up FAST. According to the savings calculator, by switching to Parent’s Choice brand, we’d save $571.61 a year PER BABY!

We qualify for WIC, so we receive formula vouchers through that program.  However, it doesn’t cover the full amount of formula they use per month.  If they allowed us and all the other participants to choose Parent’s Choice formula instead of the Enfamil line, think of how much they could save, and how many more families they could afford to help out!   When we purchase formula outside of our WIC vouchers, we choose Parent’s Choice for the savings, and the twins have noticed no difference whatsoever.

Does your baby drink formula?  What kind do you use?  If Parent’s Choice wasn’t your answer, what would your savings have been?  Click on the link to the savings calculator and let me know!  I’m curious!