Hi Linda
I don't think you will find what you are looking for.  I would be inclined
to inform the mother that formula milk (and I am assuming she is using
either a follow-on formula or a toddler formula - sometimes called a Step 3
milk/formula) IS cow's milk.  It is usually fortified with various nutrients
(with questionable bio-availability) and non-nutritive substance and often
highly sweetened, if not with cane-sugar or corn syrup then with maltose and
dextrose.  It is also hideously expensive in comparison to fresh cow's milk.
I would suggest that mum begin to dilute the (prepared) formula milk with
fresh cow's milk on perhaps a 1:4 ratio to begin with.  Then, assuming this
is accepted by her child for a week or so, increase the concentration of
cow's milk to a 1:2 ratio, then 3:4 and 1:1, 4:3, 2:1, 4:1 until the child
is accepting cow's milk.
That said, fresh cow's milk is not a necessary part of a child's diet at any
age.  It can be replaced with cheese, yoghurt or other calcium rich foods
and the child offered water instead of milk if he must have bottles.
Cheers
Nina Berry

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