DG1 advance gold 400G pack 6 cans DG1 advance gold 400G pack 6 cans

Powdered milk for infants from birth to 1 year old contains goat milk protein mixed with 2 types of dietary fiber, inulin and oligofructose, which help reduce constipation, help balance the digestive system, help prevent infection, inflammation and help boost immunity for children.

Product details:

• Powdered milk for infants from birth to 1 year old
• Contains protein from goat milk
• Mix 2 types of dietary fiber, inulin and oligofructose, which help reduce constipation problems, help balance the digestive system, help prevent infection, inflammation, and help boost your child's immune system.
• Contains a variety of important nutrients that help with proper growth.
• DHA+ARA helps develop the brain and vision.
• Omega 3,6,9 helps in brain function.
• Choline helps improve learning and memory.
• Taurine helps improve retinal function.
• Contains zinc, which helps in body growth.

Products for newborns - 1 year old

It's well known that breast milk is the best milk for your baby. Therefore, we emphasize that mothers should breastfeed their babies for as long as possible. Breast milk contains natural nutrients that help build immunity and is rich in essential nutrients for babies. It's also highly nutritious, helping babies stay healthy and strong, preventing illnesses.

For information on goat milk, contact the Goat Milk Nutrition Center at 02-683-3394–6 (business days and hours).



Important things to know

• Breast milk is the best food for babies because it contains complete nutritional value.
• Baby food should be used as directed by a doctor, nurse, or nutritionist.

Preservation

• Leftover milk should not be stored for future consumption.
• After opening the can, close the lid tightly and store in a cool, dry place.
• This product should be used within 4 weeks after opening the can and should be used before the expiration date stated on the bottom of the can.

Powdered milk for infants from birth to 1 year old

Providing information about infant food at points of sale in accordance with the Ministry of Public Health's announcement on criteria, methods, conditions, details of data preparation, and channels for providing information about infant food, 2018.

In the case where this type of powdered milk is used solely to feed infants, infants aged from birth to 3 months will need an average of 2.4 kilograms of powdered milk per month, with 1 can containing 0.4 kilograms, which is 6 cans per month. Therefore, the family will have to spend approximately* 3,270 baht per month to purchase this product.

In the case where this type of powdered milk is used solely to feed infants, infants aged over 3 months up to 6 months will need an average of 4.5 kilograms of powdered milk per month, with 1 can containing 0.4 kilograms, which is equivalent to 12 cans per month. Therefore, the family will have to spend approximately* 6,540 baht per month to purchase this product.

For infants aged 6 months and over, infants should receive age-appropriate food in addition to breast milk. However, in cases where this type of formula must be used to feed infants, consideration should be given to the cost implications as well as the negative health effects that may result from improper preparation and use that do not follow instructions, which may cause infants to become ill.

Precautions for preparing or using baby food

• Using unboiled water and bottles, or using the wrong ingredients, can make your baby sick.
• Prepare only one bottle at a time and follow the instructions carefully.
• Using more than the specified amount of powdered milk may cause dehydration.
• Do not change the ingredients without consulting a doctor.

*This is an approximate price based on a 400 gram package and may vary depending on the distribution channel.

Breast milk is the best nutrition for infants and offers numerous benefits to both mother and baby. A mother's diet should be balanced and healthy before and during breastfeeding. Combining breastfeeding with bottle feeding in the first few weeks after birth may decrease breast milk supply and make the decision to reintroduce breastfeeding more difficult. The social and economic impacts of using infant formula should be considered. Improper feeding or inappropriate feeding methods can be harmful to an infant's health. If a mother uses infant formula, she should strictly follow the manufacturer's instructions for use; otherwise, the infant may become unwell. Mothers should consult their healthcare professional for advice on infant nutrition.