Nannycare is ideal for babies from birth right up until 2 years old. It’s a good choice for any baby, but could be ideal if your baby struggles to digest other formulas.

That’s because the main protein in goat’s milk – A2 beta casein – is the same as in breastmilk (most cow’s milk contains a different protein – A1). 

And Nannycare goes even further, using only milk from goats that produce particularly soft, curds that fall apart easily (rather than the firmer curds needed to make goat’s cheese). Not only that, they’re one of the few formulas supported by clinical trials.  

Nannycare will work well as your baby’s only milk, or to complement breastmilk.

Nannycare Stage 3 Goat Milk Formula (900 gr. / 32 oz.)

Pasteurised Whole Goat Milk, Lactose (From Milk), Vegetable Oil Blend (High Oleic Sunflower Oil, Rapeseed Oil, Sunflower Oil), Antioxidants (Sunflower Lecithin, Tocopherol-Rich Extract), Pasteurised Goat Milk Powders, Marine Fish Oil Powder (Source of Docosahexaenoic Acid), Minerals, Choline Chloride, L-Tyrosine, L-Tryptophan, L-Cystine, Vitamins, L-Isoleucine, Taurine, L-Carnitine.

Vitamins: Dla-a-Tocopheryl Acetate, L-Ascorbid Acid, Nicotinamide, Cholecalciferol, Retinyl Acetate, Calcium D-Pantothenate, Cyanocobalamin, Phytonadione, Thiamin Hydrochloride, Riboflavin, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Folic Acid, D-Biotin.

Minerals: Dicalcium Phosphate, Sodium Citrate, Calcium Citrate, Calcium Hydroxide, Potassium Chloride, Ferrous sulfate, Zinc sulfate, Copper sulfate, Manganese sulfate, Potassium Iodide, Sodium Selenite.

Here’s how we recommend you do it (it’s very similar to any other formula):

1. Sterilize: Use a sterilizer, sterilizing tablets or boiling water.
2. Prep the water: Boil water and cool to room temperature. This can take around 40 minutes – use a thermometer if you want to be sure. Pour half the water you need into the bottle.
3. Add the powder: Use a measuring scoop (you should get one in the box) to measure the right amount of formula powder. Tip it into the bottle.
4. Shake and serve: Shake the bottle, add the rest of the water, and shake again. Now, all you need is a hungry baby…

Keep your baby’s little tummy happy and healthy by following these simple rules:

• Check the expiration date before you use (we only sell formula with at least [x] months left)
• Once you’ve opened the seal on your formula, use it within 3 weeks.
• Prep each bottle fresh, and throw out made-up formula milk after an hour – even if your baby hasn’t drunk much. 
• Don’t use your microwave to heat bottles – this can cause dangerous hot spots (even if you shake)
• Keep formula containers somewhere cool, dark and dry.

Founded in the UK in 1991, Nannycare has been spreading the word about goat’s milk ever since. 

They discovered that goat’s milk had been used for centuries by farming families as the obvious alternative to breastmilk. 

And they’ve turned that knowledge into formula that’s as natural and nutritious as possible. It’s made using milk from specially selected, pasture-raised goats. Then carefully transported, and only minimally processed. 

The result is milk that babies love – mild, creamy and clean.

Nannycare is good for babies from birth to 2 years old. It’s particularly good for babies with sensitive tummies, because the proteins in goat’s milk are easier to digest (and more similar to breastmilk) than cow’s milk protein.

Though it isn’t certified organic by the EU, Nannycare is made using natural farming methods. Their goats are free to graze on pasture and forage, and their farms produce emissions at only 1/5th of the average for dairy farms.

Nannycare comes in 3 different stages. 

Stage 1 is for babies from birth to 6 months. Stage 2 is for 6-12 months. And Stage 3 for 12 months+.

Completely. Nannycare have been making formula since 1991. They’re the UK’s goat’s milk formula experts, with their own formula-only goat farms. The milk they produce is already tasty and nutritious – with less processing needed to turn it into formula. 

Plus, Nannycare is one of the few formulas supported by clinical trials, and all their formulas are tested in their own, baby-friendly sensory lab. 

Yes! Many parents find their babies get on better with goat’s milk formulas, because the proteins in them are gentler and easier to digest than cow’s milk formulas. 

Plus, Nannycare is made using natural farming methods and only minimal, gentle processing.

Organic goat’s and cow’s milk formulas both provide wholesome, complete nutrition. But there is a difference in the proteins. Most cow’s milk contains a protein called A1 beta casein. Goat’s milk (along with human breastmilk and most other animal milks) contains a protein called A2 beta casein. 

A2 protein is easier for many babies to digest – making goat’s milk formulas the ideal alternative for babies who struggle with cow’s milk formula.

It can be – but not always. It depends which components of cow’s milk your baby is allergic to, so we recommend you talk to your doctor.

Yes. Nannycare contains DHA – an essential fatty acid that is vital to brain development (but missing from some conventional formulas). 

Yes. Nannycare includes the ideal balance of nutrition – proteins, healthy fats and natural carbs – along with essential vitamins including A, C, D and E.

It’s a great choice. It contains the A2 milk protein, also found in breastmilk, making it easier to digest for many babies than cow’s milk formulas. 

We ship worldwide within 2-5 business days, however delivery can occasionally take up to 10 days (due to customs procedures). If you’d prefer not to have to think about delivery times, start a subscription – we’ll send your formula automatically so you never run out.

For most customers, yes. Subscriptions give you free shipping on every order, plus a 5% discount (and you can save as much as 30% if you combine with our bundles). 

And since formula is something you need regularly, a subscription means you never have to remember to put in an order. If your baby’s appetite changes (or they get too big for formula), you can change or cancel in minutes in your dashboard.