Holle Goat Milk Stage 2 Organic Formula + DHA (400g)

Generally, goat’s milk formula is recommended as a first alternative to hypoallergenic formulas when milk allergies are suspected. Additionally, as goat’s milk naturally contains less lactose as compared with cow’s milk, goat’s milk formulas can sometimes work well when your little one exhibits lactose sensitivities or intolerance.* Goat’s milk is a fantastic source of protein. Additionally, it contains less sugar (i.e. lactose), over 10% more calcium, around 25% more Vitamin B6, close to 50% more Vitamin A, and well over 100% more Potassium than regular cow's milk. While cow's milk comprises around 17% fatty acids, goat's milk averages 35% fatty acids, making it more nutritional for your little one. It’s important to note that the flavor is different and stronger and it may take some getting used to.

*It’s important to remember that some of the cow’s milk and goat’s milk protein structures are the same. This means that children with a cow's milk allergy may therefore also not be able to tolerate these goat milk formulas. In such cases, testing should take place in consultation with your pediatrician.

Ingredients: Organic Demeter whole A2 goat milk*, organic lactose, organic Demeter whole A2 goat milk powder*, organic vegetable oils (sunflower oil, rapeseed oil), organic maltodextrin, organic starch, calcium carbonate, oil from the microalgae Schizochytrium sp. as DHA source, sodium citrate, potassium citrate, vitamin C, L-tyrosine, L-tryptophan, iron sulfate, zinc sulfate, magnesium carbonate, pantothenic acid, niacin, copper sulfate, vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B6, folic acid, manganese sulfate, sodium selenate, vitamin K1, potassium iodate, biotin, vitamin D, vitamin B12.

*100 g infant formula powder are made from 324ml full-cream goat milk

PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS

Preparation for all powdered formulas (also consistent with US FDA guidelines):

1. Boil water freshly for each of baby’s meals and allow to cool down to 120 degrees Fahrenheit (50 °C)
2. Pour in ½ of the necessary amount of boiled water into a clean and sterilized bottle
3. Using the scoop provided with your box of formula (note that spoon sizes vary by brand and even lot), add the correct number of leveled scoops of powder
4. Close the bottle with the nipple and cap and vigorously shake
5. Add the remaining half of the water to the bottle and shake again
6. Cool to drinking temperature (approximately 98 degrees Fahrenheit or ~ 37 °C) and ALWAYS test the temperature of the milk before feeding to avoid scalding or burning your little one
   
   

There are many mothers that regularly use distilled water without boiling it, apparently with no negative consequences. We cannot recommend this approach and there are actual reasons even global health organizations pre-boiling tap or distilled water instead. Watch this video for more insight into this topic.

MIXING AND FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS (HOLLE GOAT STAGE 2)