Physiolac Céréales Bio Farine vanille 200g meets the nutritional needs of infants from the age of 6 months for successful food diversification.
Physiolac Céréales Bio Céréales Vanille Dès 6 Mois 200 g is made from wheat, rice and oats with natural vanilla flavor, and is designed for infants from 6 months and young children. These cereals can be reconstituted with infant or breast milk. These infant cereals are the first nutrients in a diversified diet, designed for a gradual and successful adaptation to a varied diet. They are instant and require no cooking.
These cereals are recommended for infants from 6 months of age when they :
Physiolac Bio Céréales Vanille Dès 6 Mois 200 g is formulated without added sugars, colorants or preservatives.
Physiolac vanilla cereals are rich in essential nutrients to support your baby's harmonious growth and development. Made from carefully selected wholegrain cereals, they provide a long-lasting source of energy and fiber for your child's digestive system. What's more, natural vanilla flavor adds a touch of sweetness to this preparation, promoting acceptance by toddlers.
From the age of 6 months, we recommend gradually introducing new foods into your baby's diet to meet his or her constantly evolving nutritional needs. Physiolac vanilla cereals are an excellent option for this dietary transition. Their fine texture and delicate flavor are perfectly adapted to young children's taste buds, making it easier for them to accept this new stage in their diet.
Physiolac vanilla cereals are instant and require no cooking, making them extremely convenient for busy parents. Simply reconstitute with infant or breast milk to obtain a nutritious, balanced preparation in a matter of moments. This ease of use makes them ideal for evening feedings, when your baby needs a cereal-enriched bottle to promote peaceful, restful sleep.
We also recommend Physiolac Céréales Bio Farine, which meets the nutritional needs of infants from 4 months of age.
These infant cereals can be used on the advice of a pharmacist or doctor from the age of 6 months. This product should be used as a supplement and is not intended to replace breast milk.
Bottle preparation :
Prepare the quantity of infant milk according to the instructions on the milk carton. Add the number of level tablespoons of cereal.
Cap bottle and roll about 10 times between hands, then shake up and down until completely dissolved. Check the temperature of the formula. Feed immediately.
Carefully wash bottle, nipple ring, teat and teat cover immediately after feeding.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Check preparation temperature. Give immediately.
Plate preparation: Mix until smooth and creamy. Check temperature of preparation. Spoon out immediately.
Always wash hands before preparing bottle or plate. Do not add sugar or salt to the formula. Don't hesitate to throw away any unfinished bottle or plate. After use, carefully close the inner sachet and pouch to avoid contamination and preserve the quality of the powder. Use contents of sachet within one month of opening. May contain traces of milk. Store in a cool, dry place away from light. Use cereals before the date shown on the top of the box.
Cereal flour 95.8% (Wheat* partially hydrolyzed, Rice*, Oats*), Natural vanilla flavor, Vitamin B1.
*Ingredients from Organic Farming.
May contain traces of milk.
| Average nutritional composition | per 100 g powder | per 30 g powder |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 1598 kJ/377 kcal | 479 kJ/113 kcal |
| Fat content | 1,4 g | 0,4 g |
| of which saturated fatty acids | 0,3 g | 0,1 g |
| Carbohydrates | 79 g | 24 g |
| of which sugars | 22 g | 7 g |
| Protein | 10 g | 3 g |
| Salt | 0,01 g | <0,01 g |
| Vitamin B1 | 1.16 mg (233% of daily reference intake) | 0.35 mg |
Presentation - Packaging
Physiolac Céréales Bio Vanilla Flour comes in a 200 g cereal box.
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