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Nanny Care Stage 3 Goat Milk Formula (900g)

From 12 months · Goat's milk · 800 g · UK edition

$271.96 $8.50 / 100 g

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Breastfeeding is recommended. Talk to your pediatrician before you start or switch formula.

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NannyCare
Nanny Care Stage 3 Goat Milk Formula (900g)

Stage
Stage 3
From
12 months
Milk
Goat's milk
Edition
United Kingdom market
Net
800 g
Per 100 g
$7.87
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About this formula

This is Nannycare Toddler Milk, Stage 3, the UK edition, so the label is in English. Nannycare describes it as a toddler milk made with whole goat milk for children from 1 to 3 years; the ingredient list starts with pasteurised whole goat milk, and the maker states it 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; no ARA is listed. 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 (5.1 g) of powder to each 40 ml of water: 59 kcal (250 kJ), fat 3.1 g, carbohydrate 6.7 g (lactose 6.7 g), protein 1.2 g, DHA 14 mg, 2'-FL 0.027 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 5.1 g scoop provided, levelled, and to add one level scoop to each 40 ml of cooled, boiled water; its guide uses 4 scoops with 160 ml of water for a beaker of about 175 ml, around 350 ml a day as part of a varied diet. Use each drink within 2 hours at most, discard anything left over, do not store made-up drinks 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 12 months. Follow the age printed on the pack.
  • For children over 12 months. It does not replace infant formula.
  • 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

Three things every tin tells you

  1. Its own scoop

    Use only the scoop packed in that tin, filled loosely and levelled. Scoops differ in size between makers and editions.

  2. Its own table

    Water per bottle and scoops per bottle come from the feeding table printed on that tin, by age.

  3. Its own timing

    Make each bottle just before the feed and follow the tin on how long a made-up bottle may stand.

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.

Before the first bottle

The tin is the instruction.

Each maker sets its own scoop size and water ratio, and editions of the same formula can differ. Use the scoop that comes with your NannyCare tin and that tin's own preparation table, never another brand's or edition's, and ask your pediatrician about preparation.