Goat First Infant Milk

800g | 0-6 months

Goat First Infant Milk
Goat First Infant Milk
Goat First Infant Milk
Goat First Infant Milk
Goat First Infant Milk
Goat First Infant Milk

Our Goat milk is designed to be the most advanced of its kind.

With over 60 years’ experience in infant nutrition, we combine the finest, natural ingredients to develop a formula as gentle as your baby. Our unique recipe is made with creamy Whole A2 Goat Milk and Goat Whey. We’re also proud to avoid palm oil, fish oil, maltodextrin or cheap additives.

Our Stage 1 goat milk is vegetarian-friendly and suitable from birth.

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Whole A2 Milk

Kendamil uniquely uses Whole A2 Milk as a source of fat

No Palm Oil

Kendamil has and will NEVER used Palm Oil

Goat Whey

Kendamil Goat formula is specially made with added Whey protein

Vegetarian

Kendamil is uniquely Veggie friendly!

preparation

For feeding your baby, add 1 level scoop of powder to each 30 ml of water (freshly boiled and cooled). Please refer to the feeding guide shown below and note this table should only be used as a guide. All babies are different and may require more or less than is shown. Kendamil Goat First Infant Milk should be fed on demand. If you need more advice talk to your healthcare professional.

Step 1 

Wash hands, then sterilise your feeding utensils according to manufacturer’s instructions. 

Step 2 

Fill kettle with 1 litre of freshly run tap water (do no use repeatedly boiled water). Boil and leave to cool for 30 minutes, so it remains at a temperature of at least 70ºC. Measure the required water into a sterilised bottle.

Step 3

Using the scoop provided, add the correct number of levelled scoops to the bottle. Use the straight edge inside the lid to level each scoop.

Step 4

Place on a sterilised teat and cap on the bottle and shake well to dissolve powder.

Step 5

Cool to a natural body temperature. Always test the temperature of the liquid on your wrist prior to feeding your baby.

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*Pricing and ingredients information taken from Tesco.com. Where products are not available at Tesco, their pricing has been determined using amazon.co.uk of 03.04.2024

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Nix (Worthing, GB)
My son seems to really like his new formula

My son was having trouble digesting cows milk formula so we switched to goats milk formula. He has settled really well with it and his breathing is so much better, I think it will be completely sniffle free in a week.

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Galina Nikolova (Harringay, GB)
Kendamil Goat

Since the birth of our baby we chose Kendamil. We tried the pre-reqdu formula, the comfort and the goat one.
Our baby is fine with both the comfort and goat but she is much better in the goat one, so we stick to it.
Combined with colic drops (time to time) her colic is much much better and we have days without them.
We love the Kendamil Goat, so thank you, Kendamil for giving us this option.

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Ibrar

When our twin girls were born, we had done our research and went with kendamil
Womens hospital nurses said it was the top choice when cost wasn't an issue.
Both the girls have taken to it really well, no constipation regular poos
I understand why healthcare practitioners,midwifes say its liquid gold cant recommend it enough.

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Anna Kaminska (Livingston, GB)
Great milk

My little one had a sore tummy after having cow's based milk, when we changed it to kendamil goat her tummy hasn't been sore since :)

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Clair

Perfect

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Please read the following notice

Most healthcare professionals agree that breastfeeding is preferable to bottle feeding because it has many benefits for both you and your baby.

If you are considering changing over from breastfeeding or combining breast and bottle feeding, you are advised to talk to your midwife or health visitor first. Once the decision to stop breastfeeding has been made, it may be difficult to go back. Partial bottle feeding with an infant formula milk, especially in the first few weeks of life, may also reduce the supply of your breast milk.

If you choose to bottle feed, it is very important that you use an infant formula milk throughout the first year.

Please ensure that you follow all usage instructions very carefully.