Enfamil A.R. has the best record for spit-up: 22 of 23 parents said their baby spit up noticeably less on it. Similac Pro-Total Comfort follows at 21 of 26, and Similac 360 Total Care has the weakest record here at 9 of 16. Every baby is different, and parents often switch formulas because of a problem, so read these as parent reports, not a promise for your baby.
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Share of parents who stated an outcome for spit-up. Ranked by the lower bound of a 90% confidence interval, so a product needs both a good share and enough reports to rank high.
Spit-up that stayed the same or got worse is a common complaint lower on the list: 38% of Similac 360 Total Care reviews, 30% of Kendamil Classic Formula reviews and 25% of Kendamil Organic Formula reviews say so.
Praise and complaints are the points parents repeat most, shown as a share of each product's counted store reviews.
Enfamil
63% of its reviews mention less spit-up, and Enfamil's own site agrees at 7 of 7, which we show but don't count. The one complaint that repeats is constipation, at 7% of reviews.
Similac
Parents mention more than spit-up here: 38% of reviews say their baby was less gassy or fussy. Mixing is the main complaint, with 29% saying it clumps or foams, and Similac's own site is less positive at 3 of 7, which we show but don't count.
Similac
Price is the sore spot, with 39% of reviews calling it too expensive. The spit-up record is strong at 12 of 14, though from a smaller group of parents, and Similac's own site agrees at 4 of 5, which we show but don't count.
Kendamil
More parents weighed in on this one than on any other formula here (35), and 26 of 35 said spit-up eased. The other side shows up too: 25% of reviews say their baby spit up as much or more.
Kendamil
A goat milk formula with a mixed record at 20 of 29: 22% of reviews say their baby spit up as much or more, and 18% say their baby stayed gassy or fussy. On the plus side, 10% call it good value.
Kendamil
Taste is the praise that stands out, with 30% of reviews saying their baby likes it. On spit-up it is split: 18 of 30 saw less of it, while 30% of reviews say it stayed the same or got worse.
Similac
It has the weakest record here at 9 of 16, and 38% of reviews say their baby spit up as much or more. Some parents saw other changes, with 33% mentioning less gas or fussing.
The 7 products ranked here carry 18,059 reviews at Target. We read the newest reviews of each product (up to a thousand per listing), kept the ones that talk about spit-up, and counted up to 40 per product, posted between Aug 2018 and Oct 2026.
A review counts only when the reviewer used the product themselves. We drop reviews written in exchange for a free product or a sweepstakes entry (0 on this page), and products that are no longer sold.
Target also shows reviews first posted on brands' own websites. We show them on product cards but never count them, because brand-site reviews run more positive than store reviews of the same products.
Because we searched for the problem, people who had it are overrepresented. Compare products with each other rather than reading a share as your own odds.
We count what parents report. Nothing here is medical or safety advice: for a sick baby, call your pediatrician, and for car seats, a certified child passenger safety technician can check the install.
Amazon buttons appear only on products that most parents here say fix the problem (at least 60%, with enough reviews to trust it). Everything else gets no buy link.
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Enfamil A.R. has the best record (22 of 23), followed by Similac Pro-Total Comfort (21 of 26) and Similac 360 Total Care Sensitive (12 of 14). The letters A.R. are part of the product's name, not proof it will work for your baby. These are parent reports, and every baby is different.
Parents are mixed. Kendamil Organic Formula comes out ahead of the other two at 26 of 35, then Kendamil Goat Formula at 20 of 29 and Kendamil Classic Formula at 18 of 30. Across the three, 25%, 22% and 30% of reviews say spit-up stayed the same or got worse.
Talk to your pediatrician before switching formulas. Call right away if spit-up is forceful, green or bloody, or if your baby isn't gaining weight. Babies differ, so a formula that helped another baby may not help yours.
Exactly as the label says, with the scoop from the can and the amount of water listed. Don't add extra powder, extra water or anything else to the bottle unless your pediatrician tells you to.
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