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When to Switch From On-Demand to Scheduled Feeding
There is no doubt that on-demand feeding can be really tiring for mums. Yet research now indicates that it is also beneficial for babies at least up to six months old. So determining when to make the...
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Filling nutrition gaps with toddler milk
Filling nutrition gaps with toddler milk Children grow slower in their second year, which means toddlers need less food than during their first year. Toddlers also have small stomachs, short attention...
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Giving Up the Bottle
Babies can learn to use a cup from an early age and are usually ready to try from around six months. So, when your baby is around six months old, you can start using a feeding cup to teach your bub...
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How much do bottle-feeding babies drink?
The amount of formula your baby needs depends on their age and stage. Every baby is so different, and their needs for milk feeds will also vary from day to day. Some might have some feeds close...
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Choosing the Right Infant Formula
The components of human milk are used as a reference in developing infant formula. However, infant formula will never replicate the variety of nutrients and active factors present in human milk, or...
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What Are A2 Milk Proteins?
What are A2 Milk Proteins Milk consists of two major proteins, casein and whey. Approximately one-third of the protein consists of beta-caseins, where there are two main types, known as A1 and A2...
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