Organic First Infant Milk from Goat's Milk

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Based on Goat's Milk: Suitable from birth
  • With whole goat milk powder
  • Only organic lactose
  • With A2 goat milk*
  • Without palm oil
  • With algae oil instead of fish oil
  • Without genetic engineering
  • Löwenzahn Organics certified by control body DE-ÖKO-006

*Goat milk naturally contains A2 beta-casein (A2 protein)

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Our Organic Goat Milk-Based First Infant Formula is suitable for your baby from birth. Its recipe is based on whole goat’s milk powder and contains organic lactose as its sole carbohydrate source.

Whole goat’s milk powder with A2 protein

Our first infant formula contains 38.7% whole goat’s milk powder from organic farming. Goat’s milk naturally contains A2 beta-casein, also known as A2 protein. We do not use palm oil.

Lactose and galactooligosaccharides

Organic lactose, also known as milk sugar, is the sole carbohydrate source. No starch or maltodextrin is added. The recipe also contains galactooligosaccharides (GOS). The lactose and GOS used are derived from cow’s milk.

Our commitment: transparent quality

Our Organic Goat Milk-Based First Infant Formula contains ingredients from organic farming, produced without the use of pesticides or genetic engineering. We use plant-based algal oil instead of fish oil. Löwenzahn Organics is certified organic by the inspection body DE-ÖKO-006. All our infant formulas are halal-certified.

Important note: This product and product information is currently available in German only. For assistance in English, please contact us at hello@loewenzahnorganics.com.

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Preparation instructions for a bottle of first infant milk based on goat's milk:

To prepare infant formula from goat's milk for your baby, first boil fresh water and then let it cool to a temperature of 40-50 degrees Celsius. The next step is to fill the bottle with half the amount of water needed and then add the appropriate amount of goat milk infant formula powder. Close the bottle well and give it a good shake. Now add the rest of the water, close the bottle and shake again. Note that the recommended amount of powdered infant formula and water depends on the age of your baby. Therefore, you should always check the instructions on the package for the amount of infant formula milk powder to be added.

 

Fresh prepared first infant milk:

Use fresh water and a fresh bottle when preparing a bottle of infant formula for newborns. Remove any leftover liquid. We recommend not leaving the prepared bottle for more than 30 minutes, as milk and infant formula are breeding grounds for bacteria that can multiply quickly at high temperatures.

 

Baby-bottle to go:

It is important to mix infant formula milk powder and water just before feeding to avoid germs and bacteria. For a quick preparation at night or on the go, you can pour boiled water into a clean thermos flask. You can keep the required amount of powdered infant formula into a sealable container. If needed, mix the water from the thermos with the powdered newborn milk, shake and check the temperature.

 

By the way: Preparing bottles with first infant milk is no different from preparing bottles with other stages of infant formula.