Novalac Standard 2age Lait 800g : For the harmonious and balanced growth of infants aged 6 to 12 months
From birth to 5 months. Novalac 1 is perfectly suited to weaning infants. From 5 months. Novalac 2 is the logical next step and the basis of a well-diversified diet; it is perfectly suited to milk preparations (entremets, hellip purées, etc.). Novalac 1 and 2 optimize bone mineralization thanks to their Calcium/Phosphorus and Vitamin D content.
Important notice : Breast milk is the ideal food for every infant. Good maternal nutrition is essential to prepare and maintain breastfeeding. Mixed feeding can interfere with breastfeeding, and it is difficult to reverse the choice not to breastfeed. Poorly prepared infant milk can pose health risks for infants. Socio-economic implications must be taken into account when choosing a breastfeeding method.
Novalac Standard 2nd Age Milk 800g is specially designed to support the growth and development of infants from 6 months of age, representing an essential step in their diversified diet. As a logical continuation of Novalac Standard 1st Milk, it offers a smooth transition to a more varied diet, while continuing to meet the specific nutritional needs of growing babies.
From 6 months onwards, infants' nutritional needs evolve and they begin to explore new foods. Novalac Standard 2nd Age Milk 800g fits perfectly into this crucial stage of diversified nutrition, providing the essential nutrients needed for healthy growth and harmonious development. It can be used as a base for the preparation of various milk preparations, entremets, purées, etc., offering great versatility in baby's diet.
Novalac Standard 2nd Age Milk 800g helps optimize bone mineralization thanks to its calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D content. These essential nutrients are vital for bone development and strength, ensuring healthy, robust bone growth in infants.
We also recommend CapriCare 2 Lait de Chèvre 2ème âge Nourrisson Bébé 800g, a follow-on milk developed from the natural qualities of whole goat's milk.
Novalac standard 2nd age milk is indicated for babies who are doing well (no regurgitation, no constipation, no diarrhea, etc.). In short, it is indicated in the vast majority of cases.
Bottle reconstitution method :
1 measuring spoon for 30 ml of water.
In practical terms, for a 210 ml bottle: pour 210 ml of water into the bottle, then add 7 level measuring spoons of milk powder. Then, depending on your child's taste, you may or may not heat the bottle.
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AN IDEAL PROTEIN PROFILE
- Novalac 1's casein/protein ratio is close to that of breast milk.
- The protein content of Novalac 2 is less than 2 g/100 ml, close to that of cow's milk, for successful dietary diversification.
AN ADAPTED CARBOHYDRATE PROFILE
- Improved satiety, with 30% maltodextrins.
- Lactose content for better mineral absorption.
Novalac 2 is :
Essential fatty acids of plant origin
An iron-enriched composition
Vitamins, notably vitamin D3
Novalac 2 optimizes bone mineralization thanks to its Calcium/Phosphorus ratio and vitamin D content.
Presentation of novalac standard 2 milk age
800g tin
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