I've used Enfamil since 1989 with my first child. Raised all 6 of my kids on this. Now my 5 grandkids have used this. It's a trusted brand that's the major reason I tried it to begin with. I feel my kids had a head start with this formula. I recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We started our baby with Gentlease formula but due to supply shortages, we switched over to NeuroPro. It's been about 2 months since and she seems to like it! Occasional spit up. She's almost 5 months.

Using this for my 4 week old since he was born and it's legit a life saver. No measuring anything out. Have bottles ready in the fridge ready to go to warm up for him. He does have some spit up but I don't think it's the formula. User error I'm pretty sure haha.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The hospital I delivered my baby at supplemented this formula with my breastmilk due to not producing enough. We tried Gerber Good Start (what wic offers) but his belly was hard as a rock and he was not happy. I've been very satisfied with the enfamil neuropro!

I gave birth last year Dec 2020 and started breastfeeding but I had issues and only lasted for 3 months. I tried a different brand but my baby was fussy and it seems like even we fed her a lot she is still hungry and wants for more. My husband made research and we decided to try Enfamil Neuropro and she loved it. She quickly gained weight and grew taller too. The packaging is closed, sealed and fresh. Overall good decision to buy and would highly recommend.

Enfamil is my saving grace. I breastfeed my month old girl but found after the first week i needed to use formula to give me a break. I breastfeed mostly and use formula when i want her to sleep longer or go out. I found that Gentlease works better for because the regular brand gave her gas. Gentlease is awesome, my little girl loves it. At the hospital they had Enfamil and Similac. My daughter as a newborn frowned her nose at Similac but took right to Enfamil, thank God!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is only 3 months old; At 2 months old we were on our 4th different formula switch through the similac brand, he had a negative reaction to every single one. Finally we tried Enfamil NeuroPro & have had no issues. He swallows without choking, he gets full, & he digests it very well. The only disadvantage I've had is finding it where we live. If somewhere carries the product they're usually always sold out, or only carry th 2oz pre made bottles while my hunk eats 6oz per setting.

Since I cannot breast feed my children (they are adopted) I have relied on Enfamil. I wanted to provide the best food possible for them since it is the ONLY nutrition they are getting those first 6 months. Enfamil Premium sits very well with my new son...and has since his birth 2 months ago. He was a preemie and in the NICU for a week with respiratory distress. When I could finally bottle feed him (no more tubes) he took right to the formula and has been growing fast since. You would not know he was born early. The doctors in the NICU were pleased with my choice of formula and had full confidence in it. I feel comfortable knowing I am giving him the best food available. I used Enfamil with my daughter who is now 4. She thrived on it and is a healthy, happy, bright young girl. She rarely gets sick so I don't feel that not breast feeding her caused any disadvantage.

Just wanted to alert fellow formula buyers, My daughter loves the REGULAR Enfamil Infant formula, I didn't realize they switched to the Neuro Pro formula, and she wouldn't drink it at all! Be careful when buying it, I just bought a new can of it and she wont eat it now... WASTE OF $$$ :(

My little one is two weeks old and started using this in the hospital when she wad born to help treat low blood sugar. I had planned on only breastfeeding, but after her diagnosis, formula was recommended as the best way to get her levels to a healthy range, in addition to giving her whatever colostrum in could produce. Her levels stabilized within a few hours and I continued to supplement in addition to my colostrum/breastmilk throughout our hospital stay and after being discharged. I am continuing to try to increase my milk supply, so my baby still gets a few bottles of this formula each day, but she has no problem switching between this and breastmilk for her feedings.