Have you ever tried goat's milk? They are slightly stronger in flavor but it comes with a lot of nutritional benefits. I myself have been consuming goat's milk since I was pregnant with Miya because of the wholesomeness of goat's milk.

I manage to breastfeed Miya until she was one year old before I dried off completely then another challenge came, choosing the right baby formula for her. I have tried many brands, some she would not accept, some caused constipation, it was quite a quest to find the right milk that suits her.

Thank you Karihome for sending us a sample of your milk powder to test out, surprisingly Miya accepted it the first time, she is quite picky with her milk and it was not easy changing her milk powder.

Goats milk is a good source of protein which is an essential part of growth and development. It contains less sugar (lactose), 13% more calcium, 25% more vitamin B6, 47% more vitamin A, and 134% more potassium than regular cow's milk. Goat's milk has the ability to optimize digestion, improve the bioavailability of nutrients, strengthen bones, boost heart health, strengthen immunity, increase metabolism, prevent toxins from accumulating in the body, and benefit the overall health.

Product claims

Good Nutrition
Goat milk contains high level of nucletiodes, sialic acid and taurine naturally which are vital for the health and well-being of the children. In addition, high content of casein phosphopeptides (CPP) in goat milk increase the solubility and absorption of minerals by our body.

Reduce allergenic burden
Goat milk contains less allergens than cow milk, thus the chance of getting allergy reaction by goat milk consumer is lower. Many children who experienced itchy skin and rashes after drinking cow milk were have fewer and less severe reaction when they switched to goat milk.

It improves tummy health
Goat milk can prevent the loss of the gastrointestinal tract barrier function. Great development and maintenance of gastrointestinal tract barrier function helps to reduce the risk of getting gastrointestinal problems such as vomiting, diarrhea and tummy upset.

It’s easier to digest
Goat milk forms softer curds which can e digested more readily than dense cow milk curd. Goat milk can be digested about a third of time faster than cow milk.