Kendamil Goat Toddler Drink Powder Formula - 28.2oz

A: It could be the whey:casein ratio difference. That made a difference for my baby when choosing an infant formula.

A: Hi Fran, Our toddler milk contains more protein, calcium and phosphorus than our infant formula based on the specific nutritional needs of toddlers over 12 months. Be sure to consult with your pediatrician before changing formula/stages. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Jncastles, the Goat Toddler Formula Whey : Casein = 40:60.

A: Thanks for your question! Kendamil Goat Toddler Drink is suitable for toddlers aged 12 months and over. It’s designed to complement a toddler’s varied diet and support their nutritional needs during this important stage of growth and development. As every child is different, we always recommend speaking with your healthcare professional for personalised advice that best suits your little one’s individual needs.

A: Hi Chula and thanks for the great question! We have a Classic, Organic and Goat range. As your little one is 19 months we would recommend a stage 3 - toddler formula. Stage 3 is considered a "weaning" baby milk meant to eventually complement solid food. It has fewer calories and fat than Stages 1, but has more iron. And like Stages 1, Kendamil Stage 3 is free of palm oil, fish oil, soy oil, maltodextrin and starch. Some parents choose to switch to Stage 3 baby milk when their baby is around 12 months old because it has more protein, and higher levels of some vitamins, and minerals to meet a growing baby’s needs. Please speak to your medical practitioner for personalised advice.

A: Kendamil Toddler drinks are for 12 months plus. Stage 3 is considered a "weaning" baby milk meant to eventually complement solid food. It has fewer calories and fat than Stages 1, but has more iron. And like Stages 1, Kendamil Stage 3 is free of palm oil, fish oil, soy oil, maltodextrin and starch. Some parents choose to switch to Stage 3 baby milk when their baby is around 12 months old because it has more protein, and higher levels of some vitamins, and minerals to meet a growing baby’s needs. You are seeing a Goat as this contains Goats milk. Our Classic and Organic range contain milk from cows. Goat milk offers several unique benefits compared to cow’s milk. It is more digestible, as it contains higher levels of short- and medium-chain fatty acids, which are easier for babies to break down than the long-chain fatty acids found in cow’s milk. Kendamil Goat is made with A2 milk, a variant that is gentler on digestion and more easily absorbed by infants compared to the more common A1 milk. Goat milk is also considered less allergenic because it does not contain alpha-S1 casein, a common allergen present in cow’s milk, making it a suitable alternative for some children with cow’s milk allergies. In terms of immunity, goat milk naturally contains selenium, which helps support the development of the immune system, and it also includes prebiotics similar to those found in breastmilk. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Smellyjes thanks so much for reaching out. I’m sorry for any confusion around the packaging. Back in August of last year, we refreshed all our Goat Toddler packaging to read “Toddler Drink.” While you may still see some cans labelled “Toddler Formula” and others “Toddler Drink,” you can rest assured that nothing in the recipe itself has changed. It’s the exact same trusted Kendamil Goat Toddler formula you know and love—just with updated wording on the label. I hope this clears things up, but if you have any other questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team of parents at enquiries@kendamil.com.

A: Hi Anty, It’s completely normal for some toddlers to still be easing into solids at this stage, and formula can absolutely continue to be a key part of their nutrition. Our Kendamil Goat (or Classic and Organic) Toddler Milk is designed to be used alongside a gradually increasing solid food diet from 12 months onward. While every child is a little different, most toddlers at this age typically have 1 to 3 servings of formula per day, depending on their appetite and how much they’re eating from other sources. If your little one isn’t eating much in the way of solids just yet, it’s okay to offer more formula to help ensure they’re still getting the nutrients they need — just be sure to offer plenty of opportunities for soft, age-appropriate solid foods to support their transition. And as always, if you have any concerns about feeding patterns or nutrition, we’d recommend checking in with your pediatrician, who can give tailored advice based on your child’s growth and needs.

A: We apologise for any confusion caused. We are currently in the process of updating all Toddler packaging to show 'Toddler Drink'. This means there will be a mix of products that show 'Toddler Formula' and 'Toddler Drink' but I can assure you there has been no changes made to our formulas.

A: Hi Meg, First Infant formula is nutritionally complete from birth to 12 months. Toddler formula is for 12 - 36 months. As toddlers begin to eat more solid foods and their nutritional needs evolve, toddler milk contains slightly different levels of protein, fat, and carbohydrates. It may have a higher amount of certain nutrients like iron, calcium, and vitamins to support ongoing development. Please speak to your pediatrician for tailored advise to your little ones needs.

A: Hi Rosie, We're delighted to hear your little one loves his toddler formula. Although there is no specific reason to stop toddler formula pediatricians recommend transitioning away from toddler formula after around 36 months. As children grow, they begin to get more of their essential nutrients from whole foods. After 3 years, a well-balanced diet should provide all the necessary vitamins and minerals, reducing the need for specialized formulas. Always check with your pediatrician for personalized advice based on your child’s health and development!