Got questions about goat’s milk formula for your little one? 🍼

You can look out for these common signs: frequent constipation or diarrhoea, discomfort or excessive fussiness, poor growth and/or skin changes (rashes etc).

Yes this can be normal as long there are no signs of blood.

They are both great sources of nutrients for growing kids. In general, goats milk is slightly higher in calories, protein, fat and lower in carbohydrates. It is also slightly higher in potassium, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus. They have different protein structures and smaller fat globules which are easier to digest. They also tend to have more natural oligosaccharides which act as prebiotic to promote gut health. Goats milk also has less lactose and seems to be more hypoallergenic. The taste is also different. It comes down to picking what is suitable for your unique situation. You can try samples from different brands before deciding whether to switch. Most importantly, choose a formula your child enjoys.

If constipation is due to formula, you can explore goat milk formula as they tend to have more sn-2 PA, which in some studies have been shown to produce softer stools.

Usually 7 days. You can follow this pattern: Day 1–2: 25% new Day 3–4: 50% new Day 5–6: 75% new Day 7: fully switched

Yes this can be normal depending on their diet.

Yes goat milk can be used long term if you pick the right brand that is nutritionally complete and suitable. Depending on what digestive issue one has, it is not a fix per say. But goats milk is generally easier to digest.

They are not directly link. However, if your child has allergies, there is a higher chance for other allergies as well. Check with your paediatrician before making any changes to your child’s formula.