Nanny Care Goat Infant Milk 400 g

My son (2 months old) is combo fed. When he was 3 weeks old we tried cow based formula and while he liked it he developed eczema on his face and neck. So my mother in law recommended to switch to goat milk based formula and it was probably one of the best decisions we made. His face cleared in a few days and his tummy stopped hurting. As a result our boy became far more settled right away. Cannot recommend this product highly enough.

Brilliant product! My tiny baby accepted it instantly while breastfeeding. At the moment I'm using it as a top up, when I run out of milk or not have enough in late evenings and the baby is crying with hunger... (growth spur days), but from 3 months onwards I plan to use it a few times a day, as I'm going back to work and will only be able to do partial breastfeeding. Baby has no problem with the smell or switching back and forth to the breast and then goat's milk formula. Really happy!

Zero fiber which leads to constipation

We love this. My daughter is predominantly breastfed but due to supply issues I am unable to express anything so on the odd occasion I have no choice but to leave her we give her this. We tried aptamil initially and she screamed and screamed with an upset stomach. It was heartbreaking. She also hated the taste of aptamil. With this she took it happily and had no tummy troubles afterwards. Very happy with it. Definitely worth the extra money.

This is expiring in 2 months.

Fast delivery. I have given this to my daughter occasionally for a breastmilk substitute. The one morning she had a whole 4oz bottle she spent the rest of the day bringing it up, I expect her tummy is too sensitive for this. I chose it as it claims it is gentler than cows formula, back to the drawing board for me. I would still recommend it before cows milk formula, and have read many a review of people saying it stopped their babies sicking up.

Lovely milk, a lot lighter on the stomach, tastes just as good as cow & gate. I bought it for my newborn to top up breast milk. She came up in exzema so I took her off of dairy, she likes this milk just as much.

Goat's milk is nutritious and easy to digest compared to cow's milk. As is often the case with baby or infant dried milk formulas, Nanny Goat is quite tasty and is ever so slightly addictive. It is creamy but it is also rather sweet. This is probably because of the lactose, an added ingredient, so stay away if you are lactose intolerant, or take it with a good digestive enzyme supplement. Overall, this is a good milk formula but would be better organic and without the lactose.