Holle Goat Milk - Stage 3: is perfect for gently supporting your growing child.Goat milk is one of the most popular dairy alternatives for toddlers with sensitivities to cow's milk. It provides an easily digestible source of fats and micronutrients and is as great for bottle feeding as it is for mixing with cereals. Our goats are grass-fed and graze on lush fields and pastures. It's the reason for our dairy formulations' fantastic quality and flavor.

• Holle's goat milk is easy for children to digest.
• GMO-free with no artificial preservatives, corn syrup, or other unnatural ingredients.
• Gentle substitute for those with sensitivities to cow's milk.
• Vegetarian, soy-free, and gluten-free.
• EU-organic ingredients are made with minimal processing.
• Perfect for 12 months of age to the end of the third year as part of a mixed diet of bottle feeds and weaning. 
• Product of Austria.

1. Full Cream Goat Milk
2. Corn Maltodextrin
3. Vegetable Oils (Sunflower Oil, Canola Oil)
4. Lactose
5. Corn and Potato Starch
6. Retinyl Acetate - (Vitamin A)
7. Thiamine Hydrocloride - (B1)
8. Riboflavin - (B2)
9. Niacinamide - (B3)
10. Calcium D pantothenate - (B5)
11. Pyridoxine hydrochloride - (B6)
12. Biotin - (B7)
13. Folic Acid - (B9)
14. Cyanocobalamin - (B12)
15. Ascorbic Acid - (Vitamin C)
16. Cholecalciferol - (Vitamin D)
17. Dl- Alpha tocopheryl acetate - (Vitamin E)
18. Phylloquinone - (Vitamin K1)
19. Copper Sulphate
20. Calcium Hydroxide
21. Calcium Citrate - (Calcium)
22. Calcium Carbonate
23. Ferrous Lactate 
24. Ferrous Sulphate - (Iron)
25. Magnesium Chloride - (Magnesium)
26. Magnesium Sulphate
27. Potassium Iodide
28. Sodium Citrate
29. Sodium Chloride - (Salt)
30. Sodium Selenite
31. M. Alpina Oil - (High in DHA for healthy brain development)
32. C. Cohnii Oil - (High in DHA for healthy brain development)
33. Zinc Sulphate - (Zinc)

Net WT 28.2 OZ (1.76LB) 800g

1. Always wash and dry your hands before preparing. Wash bottles, nipples, rings, caps, cups, knives, and spoons. After washing, sterilize by boiling for 3-5 minutes before use. Keep bottles and cups capped until use. 
2. Boil the water as indicated in the table and allow it to cool to approximately 122°F (50°C). Pour about half of the water into the bottle. Prepare each bottle individually.
3. Fill the measuring spoon and level with the back of a knife. Add the quantity of milk powder indicated on the table to the water. 
4. Shake thoroughly. Add the rest of the water and shake again. Allow it to cool to approximately 98.6 °F before feeding. 

Breastfeeding is the best way to give infants the nutrients they need for healthy growth and development.

Breastfeeding also plays an integral role in forming a deep attachment between mother and baby. A balanced diet during pregnancy and breasting will benefit your milk production.

If you need to supplement your baby's breast milk diet, please consult a healthcare professional such as a pediatrician, midwife, or nutrition consultant.

Using infant formula may adversely affect your natural milk production and breastfeeding. If you decide not to breastfeed your baby at all, you might not be able to reverse this decision later.

Please always follow the preparation instruction on the package, as improper use and storage can lead to health problems.