Dairy-free organic multi-grain porridge from 6 months HiPP 200 g

HIPP Multigrain baby milk porridge is a porridge made from various cereals, especially useful for babies, which does not require boiling and is simply diluted with water.

Advantages

Ecologically clean and pure product: cereals are grown on our own farm. The harvested crop is carefully processed in our own production to preserve its value as much as possible. Finally, the cereals are ground into flour and packaged. After dilution with hot water, the product is ready for consumption; The content of vitamins and minerals in the porridge corresponds to the daily norm for a child (with proper daily consumption). Porridge is recommended as a complementary food during breastfeeding. This complex of vitamins (groups B, A, PP, C and others) stimulates the active activity of the brain, cardiovascular system; DOES NOT contain sugar, which is harmful even during breastfeeding. Porridge may have a sweet taste due to the sugar contained in the cereal; WITHOUT preservatives, dyes and flavorings. All nutrients come from a natural ingredient - cereal or fruit.

Cooking method

Thoroughly disinfect your hands and utensils and prepare baby food. Prepare the water: boil purified baby food water, cool to 50 degrees, then pour into a cup or bottle. Pour the powdered milk mixture into the prepared liquid, following the feeding chart. Mix well to avoid dry lumps. Check the temperature and give it to your baby.

composition

88% organic whole grains (oat flour 38%, wheat flour 20%, barley flour 14%, durum and malted wheat 8%, rye flour 8%), semolina, vitamin B1.

Characteristics

Product type: baby porridge Age of use: from 6 months Type of cereal: dairy-free. Cereal base: multigrain. Additives: no additives Package contents: 200 g Manufacturer: HIPP (Germany)

Important note

Breast milk is the ideal food for a child. The World Health Organization recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months and the subsequent introduction of complementary foods while breastfeeding continues. The ANT Pharmacy supports this recommendation. To decide on the timing and methods of introducing complementary foods to a child's diet, it is necessary to consult a specialist.