Nannycare Stage 2 Goat Milk Follow On Formula 800g

Description

Nannycare Stage 2 is a goat milk based follow-on formula for babies from 6 to 12 months, used alongside a weaning diet, sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).

Key facts

Format	Powder for making up a feed
Pack	800g tin
Age	6-12 months, as part of a mixed diet
Base	Whole goat milk (38% goat milk on a dry matter basis)
Added nutrients	2'-FL and DHA from algal oil, plus vitamins and minerals
Make-up	1 level scoop (4.3g) to 30ml water
Allergens	Contains milk

Who it is for

Babies from 6 months who are starting solid foods
Parents who have chosen a goat milk based follow-on formula

Not suitable for: Not suitable for babies under 6 months or as a replacement for breast milk before 6 months, and not for babies with cow's milk protein allergy unless a healthcare professional advises it.

How to use

Wash your hands and sterilise all feeding equipment.
Boil 1 litre of fresh tap water and leave it to cool for no more than 30 minutes, so it stays at 70°C or above.
Pour 210ml of the water into the sterilised bottle or beaker.
Add 7 level scoops of powder, using only the scoop provided (1 scoop per 30ml).
Close and shake until fully dissolved, cool under a cold tap to lukewarm, check the temperature on your wrist and feed straight away.

Frequently asked questions

What age is Stage 2 for?

Babies from 6 to 12 months, as part of a mixed diet alongside solid food.

How much powder do I use?

One level 4.3g scoop for every 30ml of water, for example 7 scoops in 210ml.

Is it suitable for cow's milk protein allergy?

No. Goat milk formula should not be given to babies with cow's milk protein allergy unless a healthcare professional advises it.

Can I make feeds in advance?

No. Make each feed fresh, use it within 2 hours and throw away anything left over.

Safety and storage

Breastfeeding is best for babies. Ask a health visitor, midwife or doctor for advice on feeding your baby.
Follow the preparation instructions exactly: powdered milk is not sterile, and incorrect preparation can make a baby ill.
Use made-up feeds within 2 hours and throw away any unfinished feed. Never microwave feeds; hot spots can scald.
Goat milk formula is not suitable for babies with cow's milk protein allergy unless advised by a healthcare professional.
Store the tin in a cool, dry place with the lid on.
Keep out of the reach and sight of children.