Sprout Organic Infant Formula Mini Pouch 176g

Designed for parents on the move, these handy pouches also offer a fantastic way for you to try Sprout before upgrading to a full-sized tin.

Convenient Size: our 176g mini pouch fits effortlessly into your nappy bag or handbag.

Resealable Design: Maintains freshness until you've used the last scoop.

Perfect trial size: With 20 scoops, discover if Sprout is the perfect match for your little one.

Directions for use:

1. Wash hands, cup and all utensils thoroughly before preparing the drink.
2. Potable, previously boiled water should be used. Pour the required amount of cooled boiled water into the cup.
3. Add the required number of softly packed level scoops according to the feeding guide, using the provided scoop and the built-in leveller on the can. Always add 1 scoop of powder for each 60mL of water.
4. Stir, whisk or shake briskly until powder is dissolved.
5. Test temperature on your wrist before feeding. It should feel lukewarm, not hot. Once prepared, serve immediately.

Add 1 level scoop of powder for every 60mL of water. This is a general guide only. Your baby may need more or less bottles than indicated depending on their appetite. Babies over 6 months should be offered solid foods in addition to infant formula. 8.8g measuring scoop enclosed. Always add one level scoopful to 60ml of cooled pre-boiled water.

Additional Information:

Recommended bottle: We recommend NUK First Choice No Colic + Temperature Control bottles. Please click here for more information.

Optimal mixing: The ideal water temperature for mixing is 50-70 degrees Celsius to help the formula completely dissolve. Shaking the bottle for a few extra seconds before serving to bub will also help to dissolve it more effectively.

Please note: We do not recommend an immediate switch to Sprout Infant Formula from another formula or breastmilk. The transition needs to be a gradual one so that your bub can get used to the difference in taste and texture, and so that their tummies can adjust to the change as well!

For many parents, the decision between breastfeeding and formula feeding is a deeply personal one. While breastfeeding is widely recognized as the most nutritionally complete option for infants, circumstances may arise where formula feeding becomes a necessity. Always consult with your healthcare provider, paediatrician, or a lactation consultant before making any decisions regarding formula feeding.

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