SMA Comfort Easy To Digest Baby Milk Powder Formula, From Birth, 800g (Pack of 1)

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Breastfeeding is recommended for the first six months of a baby’s life. However, this isn’t always possible for everyone and so many parents choose a formula for their baby. Before giving a formula to your baby for the first time, or when switching to a different formula, it’s best to get the advice of a midwife or GP to help feed your baby and to keep them as safe and healthy as possible. This advice goes for all formulas in our roundup below.

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Anti-reflux formula: This is also recommended from birth and, as with all formulas, it’s important to only use this type on the advice of a health professional. Although it's available in pharmacies and supermarkets, it's recommended you only use it on the advice of a health professional. Lactose intolerance is rare in babies. Symptoms include diarrhoea, abdominal pain, wind and bloating.

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SMA ® LF Lactose Free Infant Milk – Specifically designed for babies with lactose intolerance. Suitable from birth to 18 months. Not suitable for infants with galactosaemia. When your baby is 1 year old, they can start to drink whole cows' milk or sheep's or goats' milk (as long as these milks are pasteurised). Baby formula does not provide the same benefits as breast milk for mum and baby: this can protect against infections and help reduce the likelihood of diseases in both mother and child. Not all milk is suitable for feeding babies. You should never give the following types of milk to a baby under 1 year:

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This formula is suitable for babies who are lactose intolerant. This means they cannot absorb lactose, which is a sugar that's naturally in milk and dairy products. The chemical structure of phytoestrogens is similar to the female hormone oestrogen. Because of this, there are concerns that they could affect a baby's reproductive development, especially in babies who drink only soya-based infant formula. First infant milk: This is suitable from birth and contains two types of proteins: whey and casein.

Growing-up and toddler milks are marketed as an alternative to whole cows' milk for toddlers and children over 1 year old. There's no evidence to suggest that these products provide extra nutritional benefits for young children.