Nanny Care Stage 1 Goat Milk Formula (900g)

About this formula

This is Nannycare First Infant Milk, Stage 1, the UK edition sold in an 800 g tin, so the label is in English. Nannycare describes it as first infant milk made with whole goat milk, suitable from birth; the ingredient list starts with pasteurised whole goat milk, and the maker states the product contains 38% goat milk on a dry-matter basis.

Lactose is the main carbohydrate named in the ingredient list, which also names 2'-fucosyllactose (2'-FL). The vegetable oils listed are high oleic sunflower, rapeseed and sunflower oil; palm oil does not appear in the ingredient list. DHA comes from oil of the microalga Schizochytrium, ARA from Mortierella alpina oil, and the vitamins include folic acid. Nannycare's site says its goat milk comes from a co-operative of farms in New Zealand; the pages read do not name the country where the tin is made.

Selected nutrition, per 100 ml

Made up as the maker states, 1 level scoop (4.3 g) of powder to each 30 ml of water: 66 kcal (270 kJ), fat 3.4 g, carbohydrate 7.3 g (lactose 7.3 g), protein 1.3 g, DHA 15 mg, ARA 16 mg, 2'-FL 0.10 g.

Preparing and storing

Follow the full preparation instructions and feeding table printed on your tin; this is a summary, not a replacement. Nannycare says to use only the 4.3 g scoop provided, levelled with the leveller in the rim of the tin, and to add one level scoop to each 30 ml of cooled, boiled water. Make each feed as needed, use it within 2 hours at most, discard anything left over, do not store made-up feeds and do not warm them in a microwave.

Powdered formula is not sterile. The CDC advises extra care for babies younger than 2 months, born prematurely or with a weakened immune system; ask your pediatrician how to prepare feeds for them. Nannycare's site says to use an opened tin within 4 weeks.

Important information

• Product information, not medical advice. Breastfeeding is recommended. Talk to your pediatrician about feeding your baby and before you start or switch formula.
• This is the UK edition, labelled for that market. Our page summarises the label's key facts in English. If the pack you receive differs from this page, or any instruction is unclear, do not use it and contact us.
• Age on the listing: from birth. Follow the age printed on the pack.
• Goat's milk formula is not suitable for babies with cows' milk allergy.
• Powdered formula is not sterile. For babies under 2 months, born prematurely or with a weakened immune system, ask your pediatrician whether a sterile ready-to-feed formula is better and which preparation steps to take.
• Packaging may change. We will not send a different edition, stage, recipe or allergen profile without your agreement. Brand names are trademarks of their owners; Formuworld is an independent retailer and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the maker.

Read from the maker: www.nannycare.co.uk · www.nannycare.co.uk