Description
Infant Milk Powder is a nutrient-dense powdered formula designed to provide the appropriate balance of macro nutrients and micro nutrients for a developing baby.
Many mothers choose to supplement or replace breast milk with milk powder due to various reasons such as low breast milk production, inconvenient breastfeeding, and personal or practical reasons.
Milk powder comes in different types, including cow’s milk-based, soy-based, and hypoallergenic formulas, and can be purchased in various stages differentiated by age.
Powder brands often differ in composition, quality, and value, and may also contain additional ingredients such as prebiotics, probiotics, omega-3s, and nucleotide.
Powder should be introduced gradually and under the supervision of a healthcare professional, particularly if the baby has allergies or intolerance to certain ingredients.
Regular monitoring of the baby’s growth, development, and overall health is also essential to ensure that milk powder is providing adequate nutrition.
In some cases, infants may experience side effects such as constipation, diarrhea, or allergic reactions to infant milk powder, and consultation with a pediatrician is important in addressing such concerns.
Overall, infant milk powder can be a valuable source of nutrition for babies who are not solely breastfed, but it is important to make informed decisions regarding brand, composition, and preparation to ensure optimal health and development.
Always remember to consult a healthcare professional before making any changes, additions, or substitutions to an infant’s diet.
Specification
Product Type: Infant Milk Powder
Type: Milk Powder
Processing Type: Sterilized
Packaging: Bag, Bottle, Box, Bulk, Can (Tinned), Sachet
Brix (%): 1
Fat Content (%): 16
Fineness (%): 99
Max. Moisture (%): 1
Coagulation: Coagulated
Shelf Life: 24 Months
Weight (kg): 25
