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Best Organic Baby Formula Options for 2017

Infant formula comes in hundreds of brands and varieties, and figuring out what's best for your baby can be a daunting task, especially for discerning parents who want formula without preservatives, artificial flavors, artificial colors, or artificial sweeteners.
Organic formula contains all natural ingredients, plus they are sourced from farms that feed their cattle only organic foods, without traces of pesticides, herbicides, growth hormones, steroids, antibiotics, or other harmful additives. Non-organic formulas have some truly scary ingredients: vitamins derived from petroleums, sulfate-based pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides, corn syrup solids, etc.
But organic options tend to be quite a bit more expensive, especially at the local grocer or Whole Foods market. We suggest buying in larger quantities, such as a multi-pack via Amazon with free shipping, and saving quite a bit of money.
To find the best organic baby formulas of 2017, we interviewed over a dozen moms who use exclusively organic formula on a daily basis. We also scoured the internet for reviews and testimonials, and did all the dirty work for you in terms of researching ingredient lists and finding the best options for the best prices.
Here's what we learned: there are very few organic formulas on the market.  The Similac organic formula was recalled a couple years ago, so that put a bad taste in people's mouths about large companies attempting to pull the fleece over people's eyes and claiming organic while being a bit careless in manufacturing processes. Some formulas labeled as organic contain some questionable, non-organic, ingredients such as petroleum-sourced vitamins and sulfates. Not certain how some companies are getting away with it, but likely because the organic food market is not yet well-regulated. But here are some compelling options.
Here are the Best Organic Baby Formulas of 2017!
babyonlyorganicformula#1. Baby's Only Organic LactoRelief Formula. This is an outstanding option for babies who seem to have some issues related to digesting dairy, such as gas, reflux, or bloating. This is a lactose-free organic and kosher baby formula, with high levels of essential fatty acids that the baby's body converts to DHA (an omega-3) and ARA (an omega-6). Moms report that this formula is a real life-saver! To our knowledge, it is the only organic formula for sensitive stomachs on the market, and parents rave about its flavor - much better than the Similac Sensitive or Enfamil Gentlease, and it has no corn syrup or genetically modified ingredients. It also uses naturally-sourced rather than petroleum-based vitamins, such as vitamin E acetate, and uses brown rice syrup instead of corn syrup solids. Note that while we are fully aware that the label says "Toddler Formula," the manufacturer claims that this is only because they suggest breast-feeding for babies under 1 year old. It has nothing to do with ingredients, and its suitable for newborns (but always check with your pediatrician first). Some moms suggest that this is a fantastic option to try before having your baby dosed up with prescription antacids such as ranitidine. Negatives? Like any baby formula, some parents suggest that it can cause mild constipation, but definitely not as badly as any of the non-sensitive options.
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