Comments on: Nestle Nan vs Promil S-26, Round 1 http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/ Sat, 05 Jul 2008 04:52:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.11 by: prettymommy http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/#comment-37271 Thu, 29 May 2008 07:41:54 +0000 http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/#comment-37271 I am using S-26 Gold with Lutein as my breastmilk substitute for my baby because for me it makes my baby healthy aside from the nutrients and vitamins he got from me, he was also nourished by the additional vitamins that S-26 is giving him. That's why eventhough, its very expensive because it costs (Php 1,300) I always go for it.. My husband told me that he really wants to feed our child with S-26 so that our baby will also be pro-gifted the sme with those child prodigy we seen on TV. And I am glad that I am seeing my child different from other babies nowadays. He's taller, bigger, he has clear eyes, smooth skin, and beginning at 2 1/2 months old, he can say mama. He's very talkative until now that he was 5. He likes the camera very much, that's why he looks photogenic. Now that he is 5-months old, once you call his name, he will immediately find for the person who call his name, and once he find you, he will smile. So, I concluded that S-26 is a good choice for a working mom like me, but breastfeeding is still the best gift you can give to your child so he will grow as a better person and closer to you because everytime you breasfeed your child, he will always feel the warm of your body that will give him comfort as the days goes by. I am using S-26 Gold with Lutein as my breastmilk substitute for my baby because for me it makes my baby healthy aside from the nutrients and vitamins he got from me, he was also nourished by the additional vitamins that S-26 is giving him. That’s why eventhough, its very expensive because it costs (Php 1,300) I always go for it.. My husband told me that he really wants to feed our child with S-26 so that our baby will also be pro-gifted the sme with those child prodigy we seen on TV. And I am glad that I am seeing my child different from other babies nowadays. He’s taller, bigger, he has clear eyes, smooth skin, and beginning at 2 1/2 months old, he can say mama. He’s very talkative until now that he was 5. He likes the camera very much, that’s why he looks photogenic. Now that he is 5-months old, once you call his name, he will immediately find for the person who call his name, and once he find you, he will smile. So, I concluded that S-26 is a good choice for a working mom like me, but breastfeeding is still the best gift you can give to your child so he will grow as a better person and closer to you because everytime you breasfeed your child, he will always feel the warm of your body that will give him comfort as the days goes by.

]]> by: Journal of a Hoop Addict  - Nestle Nan vs Promil S-26, Round 2 http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/#comment-1816 Wed, 01 Nov 2006 15:40:57 +0000 http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/#comment-1816 [...] Well the truth is, neither of them passed muster… as we found out a few weeks ago that our son is lactose intolerant because he always had gas pains and he suddenly developed diarrhea… which necessitated a trip to our doctor who then recommended us to switch to Enfalac… checking the ingredients I found out that its similar to what Nan and S-26 have, although majority of the dosage were lower. A handful of the key elements however had double the dosage than what Nan and S-26 had… [...] […] Well the truth is, neither of them passed muster… as we found out a few weeks ago that our son is lactose intolerant because he always had gas pains and he suddenly developed diarrhea… which necessitated a trip to our doctor who then recommended us to switch to Enfalac… checking the ingredients I found out that its similar to what Nan and S-26 have, although majority of the dosage were lower. A handful of the key elements however had double the dosage than what Nan and S-26 had… […]

]]> by: hoop http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/#comment-1518 Sun, 01 Oct 2006 17:54:38 +0000 http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/#comment-1518 Yep, I guess I am... hehehe I think the trick there is to not bring up the topic of baby's so as not to get me started... hehehe Expect a lot of baby talk this Saturday... hehehe Yep, I guess I am… hehehe

I think the trick there is to not bring up the topic of baby’s so as not to get me started… hehehe

Expect a lot of baby talk this Saturday… hehehe

]]> by: Joseph Fojas Cuntapay http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/#comment-1517 Sun, 01 Oct 2006 16:23:20 +0000 http://www.hoopaddict.com/2006/09/30/nestle-nan-vs-promil-s-26-round-1/#comment-1517 Are you going to be one of those people who will start talking about baby all the time? Donna (Gonzales) was in the Philippines last month. Sheryll, Gins, Tin (San Juan) and I all had dinner. The following was what we talked about: 1. breast milk Sometimes when taking a hot shower, breast milk will suddenly spray out. Just like in comedy movies. The description did not come from me. She didn't konw if she was going to laugh or cry. 2. diapers The theory is boy's urine has a bad reaction to one brand and girl's to another brand. 3. milk formula Gins's brother works for Mead Johnson. She gets more than 50% discount on milk formula. She gets 4 cans a month for about P1,200. One time her ration ran out so she had to buy a can on her own. She rushed to the supermarket and found out the regular price for 1 can is P900. This Saturday, Eric Dimacali's baby will be beptized. I went to the department store to buy a gift. I also chacked out the prices for diapers. That much for a pack that will probaly last only 3 days! I hope there won't be much baby talk on Saturday. Are you going to be one of those people who will start talking about baby all the time?

Donna (Gonzales) was in the Philippines last month. Sheryll, Gins, Tin (San Juan) and I all had dinner. The following was what we talked about:

1. breast milk

Sometimes when taking a hot shower, breast milk will suddenly spray out. Just like in comedy movies. The description did not come from me.
She didn’t konw if she was going to laugh or cry.

2. diapers

The theory is boy’s urine has a bad reaction to one brand and girl’s to another brand.

3. milk formula

Gins’s brother works for Mead Johnson. She gets more than 50% discount on milk formula. She gets 4 cans a month for about P1,200. One time her ration ran out so she had to buy a can on her own. She rushed to the supermarket and found out the regular price for 1 can is P900.

This Saturday, Eric Dimacali’s baby will be beptized. I went to the department store to buy a gift. I also chacked out the prices for diapers. That much for a pack that will probaly last only 3 days! I hope there won’t be much baby talk on Saturday.

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