[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Switched to gentlease from similac sensitive when baby was about 4 weeks old. It helped reduce fussiness. However around 4 months it became clear he had a lactose intolerance or sensitivity and we switched back to similac and that worked better. Think it's just a matter of trying what works while baby's system is developing.

We tried the standard Enfamil Neuropro (yellow container) when we first came home from the hospital, but our kiddos belly wasn't a huge fan - lots of gas and restless nights. We tried Gerber SoothePro next, and it was *awful*. Finally tried Gentlease and it's been wonderful! Minimal fussiness from gas and he passes gas and poops much easier!

Hi daughter was on a different formula and suffered from chronic constipation. My pediatrician recommended we switch to Enfamil Gentleease. Since switching, my daughters constipation issues have gone away and we are vey happy with the product! My daughter seems to like this formula better also. She drinks her whole bottle whereas before, she wasn't finishing bottles.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this after the original formula my baby was on was giving her pains and making her scream and cry. Within 2 days she fully adapted to this amazing formula and was able to eat without crying. Amazing amazing product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had to switch my baby off of the formula the hospital started him on due to him getting sick and being constipated. So I tried the Gentlease Liquid formula and I'm so glad I did. After only a week of feeding it to him he felt so much better and I definitely saw a difference.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I started using this formula almost 2 months ago and it has changed my baby! He went from a bowel movements every other day to daily and he can pass gas freely without gas relief medicine! You can tell the complete difference in his attitude!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When our baby landed in the NICU, we quickly had to give him formula despite my desire to exclusively breastfeed. He was on one other formula early on that he didn't tolerate well. The hospital quickly switched him to NeuroPro Gentlease and he has been taking it now for almost 5 months. One thing that is great about Enfamil products is their loyalty program and we have been able to cash in rebates along the way to help cover some of the cost of formula. While I was sad to not be able to give my baby only breastmilk, I'm now happy to have the option either way. In the beginning we used the premixed bottles, but now we mostly use the powder. The premixed bottles are so convenient if you're going to be out and about and don't want to worry about keeping bottles cold. We have used the small bottles, medium bottles and larger bottles that you store in the fridge along the way. Our son has done great with this product since day one and we plan to keep him on it as long as he's on formula.

When I first had to go to formula I was unsure what to get or how my child would react as they were breastfed to start. We tried the yellow tub/box first and had a little problem here and there. I was recommended the gentlease and it has helped my child so much. They are able to sleep a lot better and not deal with any stomachs problems anymore. Switching to this has helped so much to make sure my child is happy.

This product is good. My only concern and question is that is my baby supposed to be pooping right after every time I feed him? I don't know if that's normal, I wouldn't say it's diarrhea, but then the way it makes him go right after he's done with bottle.....just not sure. His dropping is bright yellow everytime and he gets rash. Any suggestions..

My son has been constipated and straining to have a bowel movement. We switched him to the gentle ease yesterday, and he had two bowel movements today with no trouble. I also like that this is good for supplementing because I am still breastfeeding, but not productive enough to exclusively breastfeed.