Milk for 1yr and over

Yah my paed also said to just give him whatever milk we have in the fridge other than fat free. J gets low fat yoghurt too (but eats about a gallon if cheese a day so is hardly fat deprived).

Sorry scam not the right word - Money making racket much better. But J currently eats veggies and stuff really easily so ask me again in a few months time when he stops eating!

K is on Nido 1+. We investigated all the other options before changing and based on the fact that she drinks over a Litre of milk a day in addition to her 3 meals and snacks, I will have to start my own dairy farm to help with the costs of fresh milk

She loves Nido. I but 2 x 1.8 KG Tins a month and that last me for the month and I dont have to worry about it being spoiled. Its easier to send to creche and she has been thriving on it as well so for us Nido was the way to go

As far as I know honey is better than sugar, but it is still a sugar although fructose if I am correct. This means it still has a relatively high GI index although lower than cane sugar.

I think they might rather mean that they have added a honey "flavour" but one would have to look on the tin under "sugars" to be sure.

Thought Honey was better then sugar for little children? or is this not good also

yes on the tin it stipulates "with honey"
but never tastes to check if it's sweet.

NIDO is a bit more expensive than nan3 but i used nespray with my older kids so i changed to NIDO

Does NIdo really have sugar added??? Can it be?

I guess I am just lazy when it comes to mixing powders....I like the convenience of milk in a box.

Maybe someone who has done the math can share which one is the cheapest between NAN 3 and first growth milk?
I do give a an extra multivitamin as well, but not every day.