
HiPP
Dutch Goat Formula Stage 2 (400g)
From 6 months · Goat's milk · 400 g
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HiPP
From 6 months · Cow's milk · German edition
$40.99
Breastfeeding is recommended. Talk to your pediatrician before you start or switch formula.
HiPP
German Stage 2 Organic Combiotik Formula (No starch) 6+ months
This is HiPP 2 Bio Combiotik ohne Stärke (without starch) as sold in Germany and Austria, in a 600 g folding box printed in German. HiPP's label calls it organic follow-on formula (Bio-Folgemilch) for babies after 6 months, and says it is made in Germany.
The ingredient list begins with skimmed milk, lactose, vegetable oils (palm, rapeseed, sunflower) and whey product, marked as from organic farming. The label states it contains no starch. It also contains galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS) made from lactose, the lactic-acid culture Limosilactobacillus fermentum CECT5716, folate as calcium L-methylfolate (Metafolin) and fish oil.
Made up as the label states, 13.4 g of powder with 90 ml of water gives 100 ml: 68 kcal, fat 3.7 g, carbohydrate 7.2 g (lactose 7.0 g), protein 1.3 g, GOS 0.4 g, DHA 13.6 mg. The label lists no ARA value.
Follow the full preparation instructions and feeding table printed on your pack; this is a summary, not a replacement. The label says to boil drinking water and let it cool to about 40-50 °C, to use only the scoop in the pack, filled loosely and levelled (one scoop, about 4.5 g, for every 30 ml of water), to make each bottle just before the feed and feed it straight away, not to reuse leftovers and not to warm it 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. Once opened, close the inner bag well, keep it dry at room temperature and use it within 3 weeks. The best-before date is on the bottom of the pack.
The temperature on this label is lower than the 70 °C (158 °F) the CDC gives for killing bacteria such as Cronobacter in powdered formula; ask your pediatrician which method to use.
Read from the maker: www.hipp.de · cdn.sanity.io
Three things every tin tells you
Its own scoop
Use only the scoop packed in that tin, filled loosely and levelled. Scoops differ in size between makers and editions.
Its own table
Water per bottle and scoops per bottle come from the feeding table printed on that tin, by age.
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
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 HiPP tin and that tin's own preparation table, never another brand's or edition's, and ask your pediatrician about preparation.