Kabrita 1 Infant Formula with HMO 800g
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0-6 months
1 Kabrita tin (800g)
Kabrita Goat Milk Formula.
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Meet Kabrita
Your child is developing rapidly. A healthy and varied diet is very important for this. Breastfeeding is the best nutrition for your baby, but if you want to switch to formula or a combination of breast and formula feeding, Kabrita Follow-on Milk or Toddler Milk based on Dutch goat's milk is a suitable choice.
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Our goat milk comes from our own goat farms
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We produce in our own factories
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Our products are of good quality
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Based on scientific research
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And mild in taste!
Safe and clinically tested ingredients for high-quality nutrition
Goatmilk fat
Goat milk fat contains a natural variety of fatty acids and valuable lipids, such as cholesterol and phospholipids. The addition of milk fat also contributes to the smooth and creamy taste of Kabrita.
Contains2’-FL fibres
Our formula contains 2’-FL, an oligosaccharide also found in breast milk, carefully selected for use in infant nutrition
Plant-based DHA
Our formula contains docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)*. The DHA comes from algae instead of fish oil, making it a vegetarian alternative. DHA (omega-3) from algae contributes to the normal visual development of infants up to 12 months of age.*As required by legislation for follow-on milk.
26 minerals and vitamins
Like all other formulas, Kabrita Follow-on & Toddler Milk contains essential vitamins and minerals, such as vitamins C and D.Vitamins C and D* support the normal functioning of your little one's immune system. Vitamin D* also contributes to the maintenance of normal bones.*As required by law for all follow-on milks.
Naturalness of goat milk
Goat's milk is naturally mild and provides a good basis for baby formula. Kabrita combines the natural mildness of goat's milk with valuable nutrients. We do this on the basis of the latest scientific insights. *For your reassurance: bottle-feeding based on goat's milk does not have a typical goat taste, but is actually mild in taste. *As prescribed by law for all follow-on milks
Find out more about goatmilk in our blogs
Breastfeeding is the best nutrition for your baby, but if you want to switch to bottle feeding or a combination of breast and bottle feeding, goat milk based bottle feeding is a suitable choice.
Interested in more? Find out more in these articles!
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28 September 2020
Can goat milk be an alternative in case of cow's milk allergy?
No, if someone is allergic to cow’s milk it is very likely that there will also be an allergic reaction to goat milk. A cow’s milk allergy is mediated by...
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28 September 2020
Does Kabrita goat milk formula contain lactose?
To ensure that babies and toddlers are given enough carbohydrates, the minimum amount of lactose that a formula must contain has been established in the European legislation on infant formula.
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28 September 2020
The difference between cow milk allergy and lactose intolerance
Cow's milk allergy and cow's milk or lactose intolerance are different conditions, sometimes misused because their symptoms can be similar, resulting in confusion.
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28 September 2020
What is DHA?
DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) is a long chain of polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids and is found in the brain and eye tissue.
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28 September 2020
What are FOS / GOS and what is their function?
FOS and GOS are fructooligosaccharides and galactooligosaccharides; also known as prebiotic fibres. Prebiotic fibres promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the large intestine, inspired by the effect of breast...
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14 August 2020
5 facts and fables about goat milk for your baby
'Goat milk bottle feeding is suitable for babies that are allergic to cow milk.', 'goat milk bottle feeding has a strong odour and taste.', we can go on and on....
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14 August 2020
Why goat milk
Goat milk is the most consumed milk in large areas of the world, and its popularity is on the rise globally. Why are more and more people making the switch...
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14 August 2020
Goat milk and cow milk - what's the difference?
Usually, cow's milk is considered the popular milk of choice for drinking, but goat's milk represents a good alternative. Goat's milk is widely consumed in non-Western countries, for example, as...
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