Kendamil Follow On Milk - Stage 2 - 800g

Kendamil Follow-On Milk 2 is designed for babies aged 6 to 12 months. It is made with whole milk f...

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The Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 is specifically formulated for babies aged 6 to 12 months, serving as a vital component of their mixed diet. Its key advantage lies in its unique, fresh recipe crafted with whole milk from local British farms, completely free of palm oil, and featuring plant-based DHA, making it an ocean-friendly and vegetarian choice. However, users must remember that it is not a breastmilk substitute before 6 months and requires careful preparation according to instructions.

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FAQs

What age is Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 suitable for?

This formula is specifically designed for babies aged 6 to 12 months as part of their weaning and mixed diet.

Can I use this formula for a newborn or infant under 6 months?

No, Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 is not suitable for infants under 6 months of age. It should only be used for babies 6-12 months as part of a mixed diet and is not a breastmilk substitute.

Does this formula contain palm oil?

No, Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 is proudly made without palm oil.

Is Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 suitable for vegetarians?

Yes, it is suitable for vegetarians and holds approvals from the Vegetarian Society, Halal Food Authority, and Kosher.

What is plant-based DHA, and why is it used?

Plant-based DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) is an Omega-3 fatty acid sourced from algae, not fish. It is included for your baby's visual development and is considered a more sustainable and ocean-friendly option.

Can I prepare the formula in advance?

It is always best to prepare each feed fresh. Any feed remaining in the bottle after one hour of preparation must be discarded for your baby's safety.

What should I do if my baby doesn't finish the bottle?

Any unused feed remaining in the bottle after one hour should be discarded. Do not save it for later use or reheat it.

Where can I find the full feeding instructions?

Detailed, step-by-step feeding instructions are provided on the back of the Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 can. Always refer to these instructions for accurate preparation.

Troubleshooting

Baby refusing the feed or experiencing digestive upset after feeding

Ensure the formula is prepared exactly as per instructions: correct water-to-powder ratio and temperature. Confirm the expiry date of the product. If issues persist, consult your healthcare professional, as digestive upset could be due to other factors or sensitivities.

Formula powder clumping when mixing

Ensure the water is at the correct warm temperature (around 70°C after boiling and cooling for 30 minutes) and not too cold. Add the powder to the water, not the other way around. Shake the bottle thoroughly and immediately after adding the powder.

Unsure about the correct amount of feed for baby's age

Always refer to the detailed feeding guide provided on the Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 can. This guide provides recommended quantities based on age. If in doubt, consult your pediatrician or healthcare professional for personalized advice.

Concerns about the vegetarian suitability or sourcing

Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 is certified by the Vegetarian Society, Halal Food Authority, and Kosher, ensuring its suitability. The whole milk is sourced from local British farms, and DHA is plant-based. These details are part of the product's core features.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Made with whole milk from local British farms for a fresh recipe
  • Completely free of palm oil, a more natural option
  • Contains plant-based DHA, which is kinder to oceans
  • Suitable for vegetarians, with multiple certifications
  • Enriched with essential nutrients like Vitamin D, Iron, DHA, Calcium, and Iodine

Cons

  • Strictly for babies aged 6 to 12 months, not suitable for younger infants
  • Must be used as part of a mixed diet, not a breastmilk substitute
  • Requires precise measurement of water and powder for correct preparation
  • Cannot be reheated in a microwave, which might be inconvenient for some
  • Always requires consultation with a healthcare professional for infant feeding advice

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Following these guidelines is crucial for your baby's health and the product's effectiveness.

Setup & Preparation

  1. Hygiene First: Always wash your hands thoroughly and sterilize all feeding equipment (bottles, teats, etc.) before preparation.
  2. Boil Water: Boil fresh tap water and allow it to cool for no more than 30 minutes to ensure it's still warm (around 70°C).
  3. Measure Water: Refer to the feeding guide on the can for the correct amount of water. Pour the boiled, cooled water into the sterilized bottle.
  4. Add Powder: Use the scoop provided in the can. Level off each scoop with the back of a clean, dry knife. Add the exact number of scoops required to the water.
  5. Mix Thoroughly: Securely cap the bottle and shake well until all the powder is dissolved. Avoid vigorous shaking that can create excessive foam.
  6. Check Temperature: Before feeding, cool the bottle under cold running water until it reaches body temperature (around 37°C). Test a few drops on your wrist to ensure it's not too hot.

Important: Never add extra scoops of powder or less water than instructed, as this can be harmful to your baby.

Compatibility

  • Age Range: Kendamil Follow On Milk Stage 2 is only suitable for babies aged 6 to 12 months.
  • Dietary Role: This product must be used as part of a mixed diet and is not a breastmilk substitute for infants under 6 months. Always consult a healthcare professional before introducing new foods or formulas.

Care & Storage

  • Storage: Store the unopened can in a cool, dry place. Once opened, reseal the can tightly and use the contents within four weeks. Do not store in the refrigerator.
  • Discard Unused Feed: For your baby's safety, any feed remaining in the bottle after one hour of preparation must be discarded.
  • No Microwave Reheating: Never reheat formula in a microwave. Microwaves can create 'hot spots' that may scald your baby's mouth, and they can destroy vital nutrients.