Toddler Nutritional Milk Powder, Made in France, Grass-Fed Milk with DHA & Iron, Growth & Immune Support, Non-GMO, Clean Label Project Certified - Toddler Formula, 12-36 Months+, 2 Pack

I tried this in substitution of the pre-packaged toddler shakes that my 23 month old drinks. We were out and I am always looking for alternatives to use between grocery trips or when they're out of stock-which happens.My toddler is fairly picky and he took this just fine, thankfully. Getting calories in him is sometimes a battle and it really helps to have something to give him in his sippy cup if he hasn't had a great day of eating food for whatever reason.The only note I have is that it MAY have had a slight laxative effect but nothing so noticeable that I can even 100% attribute it to this product. And honestly, even if it does make him poo, I am ok with it because he tends to get constipated when he is being a picky eater.Good stuff!

I like this form that is organic. It's packed with good essentials nutrients. Most importantly, my toddler is very picky about the foods she put in her mouth and she drank this formula.

Most important for me is that this doesn't have any filler ingredients, dyes, corn syrups, etc. If you've ever had adult protein powder (like for workouts and stuff) you may find that this actually mixes smoother than expected, although there is still a tiny bit of texture to the liquid. We weren't really planning on switching to cow's milk after breastfeeding since my kiddo eats enough dairy/calcium otherwise, but this is nice to have on hand and can also be used for things other than drinking straight, such as in cereal, baked goods, etc.Also great to have on hand in case of emergencies if you lose power or refrigeration.

SUMMARY: * Baby drank it all on first try. * Scoop size is bigger than neck/mouth of our bottles we use.First time trying, so I made only a 4oz amount.I had read that some don't think the formula dissolves well, so I made mine 1/2 hour before needing, and just shake, shake, shake it in the bottle. Not sure if this is good or bad, but I give milk to baby cold, and add ice chips so when shaking it can knock against the ice chips. I know some people THINK cold formula is harder to digest. But baby is teething and used to frozen feeder pops, and having a cold drink soothes her teeth and gums. Baby has had no gas or digestion issues so far. If any digestion issues now it would be from the switch to this formula. My only issue is that I use the Dr Brown's narrow bottles, and the neck or opening of the bottle is smaller than the size of the scoop. The formula I was using before had a mini scoop, which I still have. I just have to keep that smaller scoop and figure out how many mini scoops equal 1 of the scoop amounts. I would rather add 4 scoops, than 2 scoops, if I can prevent spilling around the neck of the bottle.

We're thrilled with this milk powder because our child always finishes it in one sitting! It's great to see that it includes essential nutrients like DHA, iron, and prebiotics, making it a healthy choice. Plus, it's made in France, which is a nice bonus if that matters to you. Highly recommended!

My two toddlers liked this drink just as well as milk. However, it is rather expensive for a regular toddler beverage. It is nice to have on hand in case of illness when they don’t have much appetite and you’re looking for a little extra liquid nutrition.

Like this as a transition from formula to cow's milk. Provides great nutrition with the ease of a powder formula.

Milk is a great transition from breast milk to starting dairy. Used with the transitioning period to dairy and mixed it in between to make sure kiddo was getting good nutrition. It turns into a good milk kiddo loves it and mixed well.