Kabrita Organic Goat Milk Porridge Apple & Cinnamon
Proudly crafted in The Netherlands with organic ingredients. Kabrita porridges are nutrient-dense first foods, containing naturally easy to digest goat milk.
$ 8.99
7oz (198g)
8+ months
The Natural Goodness of Goat Milk-Based Foods
A nutrient-dense first food, rich in calcium, good fats, and protein
Contains 50% organic goat milk, just add water
No added sugar
All ingredients organically grown in Europe
Unlike many other baby cereals, Kabrita Porridges are easy to digest and rich in naturally occurring vitamins and minerals.
I thought babies can’t have goat milk under one year old.
Neither cow nor goat’s milk are suitable as a sole source of nutrition for babies – breastmilk or an iron-fortified infant formula should be used under one year of age. If there is no risk of a milk allergy, most babies can begin to experiment with small amounts of dairy as a complementary food around 6 months of age, in consultation with their healthcare provider.
Can I add breastmilk to make the porridge?
Kabrita Goat Milk Porridge is designed to be mixed with water. We recommend following the preparation directions on our packaging. If you desire to add breastmilk to the porridge, please consult with your healthcare provider.
How many servings can my baby have in a day?
We recommend 1 serving daily, however, we encourage you to consult with your healthcare provider to review your little one’s unique nutrition needs.
How much should my baby eat for his first serving?
Each baby is unique. You can consider starting with half the serving size (50ml of water + 1.5 tbsp of cereal) and increase to a full serving size over a few feedings (100ml of water + 3 tbsp of cereal). It’s always best to consult with your healthcare provider to review your little one’s unique nutrition needs.
Is Kabrita Porridge fortified with Iron?
Kabrita Porridges are naturally easy to digest and made with organic whole grains and goat milk. Our porridges are not fortified with iron; they are a natural source of protein, calcium, zinc and selenium. Learn more about how to boost iron in your little one on our blog.
