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Gas and tummy troubles are common during toddlerhood—but that doesn’t mean they have to be your everyday normal. If your toddler seems uncomfortable, fussy, or suddenly less interested in eating, digestive discomfort may be playing a part in it. The good news? With the right nutrition, you can help them feel more comfortable—and support their growth along the way.
As toddlers explore more foods, their digestive systems are still developing. That means they may have trouble breaking down certain ingredients, leading to gas, bloating, or tummy aches. Some toddlers may also swallow air while eating, drinking, or even crying, which can cause additional discomfort.
For some little ones, gas is more frequent or more intense. Factors like food sensitivities, mild lactose intolerance, or low fiber intake can make digestive issues more common. And when a toddler feels full or uncomfortable, they may eat less—missing out on important nutrients they need to grow.
Nutrition does more than fuel your toddler’s energy—it helps keep their tummy happy, too. Enfagrow Gentlease is made with real milk* and designed to be gentle, easy to digest, and has nutrients toddlers need during unpredictable eating phases.
Here’s how it helps:
Use our store locator to find Enfagrow Premium Gentlease at a retailer near you.
Your toddler might still experience digestive discomfort. Enfagrow Gentlease is made with real milk* and designed to be gentle and easy to digest—helping little tummies feel better and bodies keep growing.
Whether you're dealing with occasional gas, stooling difficulties, or fussiness, Enfagrow Gentlease provides comfort and key toddler nutrition in every serving.
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*Made with partially hydrolyzed non-fat milk
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