Holle Goat Stage 1

Goat milk formula is closer in composition to human milk, making it easier for some babies to digest. It contains smaller fat globules and different proteins, which may be gentler on sensitive stomachs. Additionally, while cow’s milk typically contains A1 beta-casein, goat milk is naturally A2, meaning it is A1 beta-casein-free. This makes it easier to digest quickly and completely, making it a great option for babies with sensitive tummies.

This formula is suitable from birth up to 6 months.

Yes, it provides complete nutrition from birth to 6 months and can be used as a substitute for or complement to breast milk.

Yes, it is certified organic by the European Commission, and the goat milk used is sourced from Demeter-certified biodynamic farms, the highest organic certification in Europe.

Yes, but this should only be done under the guidance of your pediatrician to ensure a smooth transition.

Yes, it contains 0.67 mg of iron per 100 ml of prepared formula.

No, this formula is free from palm oil.

No, it contains lactose and is not suitable for babies with lactose intolerance.

Goat milk formula is not suitable for babies with a medically diagnosed cow’s milk allergy. Although goat milk has a different protein composition than cow’s milk, allergic reactions can still occur. However, if your baby has a cow’s milk sensitivity rather than a diagnosed allergy, goat milk may be a suitable alternative. It is best to consult your pediatrician for guidance.

Yes, goat milk is generally easier to digest, which can help reduce constipation. However, every baby’s digestive system is different, and some may still experience constipation even with goat milk formula.

Stop using the formula immediately and seek advice from your pediatrician.

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1. Boil fresh drinking water and let it cool to 40°-50°C (104°-122°F). 2. Pour half of the required water into a sterilized bottle. 3. Use the provided measuring spoon to scoop and level the formula powder. 4. Add the correct amount of formula powder, close the bottle, and shake well. 5. Add the remaining water and shake again to ensure a smooth mixture. 6. Cool the formula to 37°C (98.6°F) and check the temperature before feeding.

One box makes about 102 fl oz of prepared formula, which equals 20 bottles of 5 oz each.

Unopened: Store in a cool, dry place and use before the expiration date. Opened: Use within 2 weeks.

At room temperature (unused): 2 hours Once feeding begins: 1 hour Refrigerated (untouched formula): Up to 24 hours Leftover formula: Always discard any remaining formula after feeding. Freezing is not recommended.