It makes no sense to me that yeast would be the culprit if this cleared 
up the minute the babies went from breastmilk to formula.  Why would 
that be?  I'd look at whether mom had a large milk supply and was 
switching sides by the clock.  I see a lot of irritated bottoms in young 
babies until the milk supply gets regulated, even if mom is doing one 
breast per feed.  My assumption has been that baby is getting a whole 
lot of lower fat milk, making for more irritating stools.  This would be 
exaggerated if mom is going by "old rules" about switching sides 
arbitrarily.  I'd ask about this possibility.

Becky Krumwiede, RN, IBCLC
Appleton, Wisconsin

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