If your kid begins on a certain brand-name formula, don't be surprised if you begin to consider the less expensive store-brand alternatives. One research conducted by the University of Virginia discovered that switching is safe; babies saw no increase in spit-up, burping, gas, crying, or irritation as a result.
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