Why Goat milk – Kabrita Arabia

The natural goodness of Goat Milk

Goat milk has always been a bit of a trade secret among moms and is known for its naturally easy to digest properties. Kabrita has harnessed the gentle benefits of goat milk into our line of Goat Milk Foods, designed for babies and toddlers.

There are a number of important differences between cow milk and goat milk. Is goat milk extraordinary? We think so!

What makes Goat Milk better?

Compared to cow milk, goat milk protein forms a smaller, softer, and looser curd in the tummy, leading to quick and easy digestion.

The fats in goat milk are also naturally easy to digest. They are smaller than cow milk fats and rich in beneficial short and medium chain fatty acids.

Compared to cow milk, goat milk contains more gut-supportive prebiotic oligosaccharides.

Goat milk is rich in critical nutrients. Compared to cow milk, it has shown superior mineral bioavailability.

Choosing Kabrita Goat Milk formula

Naturally easy to digest, goat milk is an ideal protein base for baby formula. Like cow milk, goat milk must also be adapted and fortified to meet the specific nutritional needs of little ones.

At Kabrita, we walk through this process carefully and mindfully, using the highest quality, European ingredients with no GMOs, crafting a safe and gentle formula, with a mild and sweet taste.

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Is Goat Milk formula an alternative?

Kabrita Goat Milk Formula may be an alternative for children with symptoms associated with cow milk sensitivity.

Cow milk sensitivity may encompass the delayed, mild to moderate symptoms associated with cow milk.

Parents tell us that Kabrita Goat Milk Toddler Formula has been an option for their little ones with symptoms associated with cow milk sensitivity.

What about Lactose intolerance and Cow Milk Protein Allergy?

Lactose is often blamed for tummy troubles in little ones, but it’s the primary carbohydrate source in breast milk. Lactose is identical, regardless of source (breast milk, cow milk or goat milk). According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, lactose intolerance is uncommon under 2-3 years of age.

Switching to formula feeding

Some mothers choose to breastfeed the entire first year or even longer, but others will switch to or supplement with formula feeding (such as Kabrita 2 follow-on formula) after six months of breastfeeding. To increase the chance on success it is recommended to make the switch to formula gradually.

Making the Switch to Kabrita Goat Milk Formula

Transitions aren't always as smooth as we'd like them to be. While some children take to new foods readily and eagerly, introducing new tastes and textures for others may be more of a challenge. Here's how to make the transition to Kabrita Goat Milk Toddler Formula as easy on your little one's palate as it is on their digestive system.