Make Your Baby Healthy with Bubs Goat Formula

by Lena Charles Fresco Whole Foods

86% of infants experience digestive issues, leading to crying babies and stressed-out parents looking for effective solutions. Breast milk is the best choice for babies, but actually some mothers can’t breastfeed. Switching to formula milk is the most suitable option but there are such a large number of brands on the market and it can be very hard to find reliable information on brands that will not only provide proper nutrition but additionally help to calm sore tummies.

Cow’s milk has always been the standard base for formula milks; however as people get familiar with the importance of balanced gut bacteria from birth, more parents are looking at goat’s milk formula as another option. Goat milk formulas are included in official infant feeding guidelines and like all formulas are heavily directed by the Australian Food Standards code for safety.

There are good and not-so-good bacteria present in our gut and the balance of these bacteria can greatly impact our health. Prebiotics are the foods that your good bacteria like to feed on. Making sure you have enough prebiotics in the diet encourages them to flourish so you have more good than bad gut bacteria. A high dose of prebiotics has an additional benefit as it can help your bub to absorb more water from their gut, preventing constipation and bloating problem.

Goat’s milk is particularly high in prebiotic oligosaccharides and in fact has six times the concentration than regular cow’s milk. These probiotic oligos are also structurally closer to breast and research studies suggest that these oligosaccharides help to start your baby’s life with a healthy gut flora and are superb for promoting fewer digestive problems and tummy upsets, which implies a happier bub.

Fat is a vital part of a baby’s diet as it provides energy for them to grow. Having the right type of fat is important if your little one is suffering from tummy problems. In comparison to cow’s milk, goat’s milk contains a higher amount of short and medium chain fatty acids than long chain fatty acids. This can be simpler for the body’s digestive enzymes to break down to provide a constant source of energy. It is believed that the smaller fat globules in goat’s milk may assist with a number of gut-related problems in babies, particularly those that stop nutrient absorption.

Intolerance to lactose is also another common digestive problem in newborns and young children. Goat’s milk naturally contains lower levels of lactose, so if you suspect your little one has mild lactose intolerance, they should be able to digest goat’s milk more easily than standard cow’s milk.

Bubs Goat Formula is exclusively formulated for Australian baby tummies, providing the building blocks to promote healthy growth & development. Bubs premium formulation with fish oil helps in nutrition support, easy digestion, improved baby’s immune system, balanced nutrition, and brain & eye development.

So, ensure proper nutrition and improve your baby’s health with Bubs Goat Formula.