Only way I could suggest is by adding a small amount of milk to her formula, see how she goes, gradually increase if she seems to be going ok

a friend of ours little boy could only have almond milk – another option which might work

She could be lactose intolerant. My daughter was on a cow’s milk formula for 11 months and suffered lots of unspecific symptoms which improved once I switched her to a soy formula. It might be worth a try. If the right thing, she will improve pretty quickly.

make sure its watered down to start with then gradually use less water. only cos it will upset there belly

goats milk is the closet to human breast milk and easier to digest than cows milk. I would start on that and buy organic if you can find it (i have found raw goats and cows milk which is great for people who are lactose intolerant because they haven’t been altered in the process of homogenizing and pasteurizing but you must know your farmer and know that they provide clean milk for sanitary conditions) worth a shot i ll be transitioning our 1 year old to raw milk in the next few weeks because to be honest formula ingredients aren’t the most natural and soy is an absolute no go in my opinion.

Have you tried toddler formula if not try soy milk. My son can’t drink too much kill he has toddler formula and 1 cup of milk a day

water it down or try her on soy milk or even add a bit of vanilla to it for flavour

i would seek help for this one …….

you could water the milk down first

there are some good comments here

Have you tried A2 milk? Ive heard Zyrill milk is also very good.

Possibly wait a bit longer. I tried both my bubs at 12 months and ended up having to wait until they were over 16 months before they could tolerate it

You could try it watered down or a mix of both for a while, but you may need to adjust her diet or keep her on a toddler formula for a little longer.

The main benefit of milk is possibly calcium , goats milk is more people friendly. Or even cheese. A healthy diet will provide other minerals, Vitamins and trace elements. Easier to find out then ever before on the Internet!!!

If she is throwing up cows milk then there is really no sense in even thinking about switching her over.
If shes happy on the formula then why not just leave her on it?
Its all a matter of making sure shes getting all the vitamins and minerals, etc that she needs.
You can take her to the Docs for testing but even if the Doc says shes fine …you still now that giving her these things makes her feel sick so there is no point.