Goats' milk formula is available and produced to the same nutritional standards as cows' milk formula. Cows' milk can be used in cooking or mixed with food from around 6 months but should not be given as a drink to babies until they're 12 months old. This is because cows' milk does not contain enough iron to meet your baby's needs.

Using an open cup or a free-flow cup without a valve will help your baby learn to sip and is better for your baby’s teeth. First infant formula is usually based on cows' milk and is the only suitable alternative to breast milk in the first 12 months of your baby's life. Fizzy drinks are acidic and can damage tooth enamel so they should not be given to babies and young children. Squashes, flavoured milk, "fruit" or "juice" drinks and fizzy drinks are not suitable for young babies. They contain sugar and can cause tooth decay, even when diluted. You should only give your baby soya formula if a health professional advises you to. 'Goodnight' milkHealth benefits aside, Magic Milk Straws are awesomely delicious! Simply drop the straw into a glass of milk, take a long sip, and the flavor beads magically transform your milk into a delicious treat! It should continue to be given alongside an increasingly varied diet once you introduce solid foods from around 6 months. Answer: No. Magic Milk Straws are to be used once and then discarded. Some milk will remain inside the straw and you don't want that lying around for days and days! But what truly sets our Milk Magic Straws apart is their magical secret! Inside each straw lies a hidden reservoir of premium chocolate and banana flavor beads, waiting to burst into your milk and transform it into a taste sensation like no other. Simply sip, and watch as your milk magically transforms into a delicious chocolate banana delight right before your eyes!

Milk Magic is all about creating an experience while drinking milk. For many kids, and their parents, drinking milk is a struggle. Knowing this we set out to create an easier way to flavor milk, to ease that struggle, and create a little fun in it's absence. Our straws have fun candy flavors, without all the extra sugar. All of our straws have less than six grams of sugar, much less than other milk flavorings, just enough to add a flavor to the milk and make it an experience. Milk Magic straws are also portion controlled, no scooping, measuring or stirring, just Dip, Sip, and Enjoy!

In the UK, there are maximum levels of inorganic arsenic allowed in rice and rice products, and even stricter levels are set for foods intended for young children.

Young children should not be given unpasteurised milk because of the higher risk of food poisoning. Goats' and sheep's milk You should continue to breastfeed or give your baby first infant formula until they're at least 1 year old. For older babies and young children, these drinks can fill your child up so they're not hungry for healthier food. Instead, offer sips of water from a cup with meals. Formula fed babies under 6 months of age may need small sips of cooled boiled water during hot weather as well as their usual milk feeds.Answer: Flavored syrups are 100% not healthy. They're loaded with sugar and preservatives (thus negating the health benefits of drinking milk in the first place!). Also, if you require a gluten-free diet or are lactose intolerant, flavored syrups are not an option. Follow-on formula is not suitable for babies under 6 months, and you do not need to introduce it after 6 months. Once your baby is eating plenty of solids several times a day, they may even drop a milk feed altogether. Beakers and cups for babies