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I agree with avoel, we switched cold turkey from Similac in guatemala to enfamil when we picked him up.

However, I did a little search and these are the ingredients in Enfamil 2, if it helps. It looks like it is probably the enfamil toddler formula here:\

Composition: Each 100 dust g contains: Proteins 15,8 g; 21,6 fats g; Vegetal fat 21,60 g; Acido Linolénico 3,40 g; 56,80 carbohydrates g; 3,40 ashes g; Humidity 2,40 g. Vitamins: To 1440 U.I.; B 1 0,38 mcg; B 2 0,72 mcg; Niacina 4,89 mg; B 6 0,43 mcg; B 12 1,40 mcg; 58,00 Cs mg; D 288,00 U.I.; And 10,00 U.I.; K1 39,00 mcg; Biotina 14,00 mcg; Pantotenato de Calcio 2,45 mg; Acido Fólico 72,00 mcg; Inositol 24,00 mg; Hill 58,00 mg. Minerals: Calcium 564,00 mg; Phosphorus 446,00 mg; Iodine 39,00 mcg; Iron 8,60 mg; Magnesium 53,00 mg; Copper 360,00 mcg; Manganese 72,00 mcg; Zinc 4,90 mg; Sodium 237,00 mg; Potassium 720,00 mg; Chloride 490,00 mg; Bullfighting 29,00 mg; Nucleótidos 19,00 mg.

Characteristics: Nutritious milky food for babies of 6 months in ahead. Specifically it has been designed to provide to greater babies a diet nutritiously balanced, when it is used like solid food supplement after to have suspended to the maternal lactancia or the feeding with formulas for suckling babies. It provides essential vitamins and minerals, including iron, necessary for the suitable growth and development of the greater babies.