Can a baby replace breast milk with any other animal milk?

Hello Mom! Undoubtedly, GW is the best, but then what should mothers like me who have lost milk or who have not adjusted GW at all? I tried a lot of mixtures, I got really worn out ((until my friend advised me an excellent mixture of Cabrita. The name was unfamiliar to me, but I trust my friends, so I decided to go to their website first. Wow, I was impressed))) This is very important, as I feed my daughter with this mixture. Now we take 3, since we are already 12. I even cook porridge for breakfast with this mixture. My daughter really likes it and she eats with gusto and does not refuse. I recommend this very good mixture to my friends now.))

no, breast milk can only be replaced with adapted milk formula. It is important! the composition of the mixtures is developed by a bunch of specialists and they know better what the baby needs and adapt the mixture to breast milk as much as possible. and who fed the cow, whose milk do you give the child? ... I fed the child with a mixture of Cabrita goat milk. firstly, it is easier to digest, the child already has this protein. therefore, there will be fewer or no digestive problems.

You can, for example, goat milk. Goat's milk is rich in natural nucleotides, which are similar to breast milk, so I chose Cabrita milk formula at the end of the HS. Nucleides are involved in the synthesis of protein, fats and carbohydrates and are indispensable for productive energy metabolism and the formation of immunity. This is the best option for my child!

If the pediatrician advises to replace, choose products similar in composition to breast milk. I am a mother of three and we have been using kabrita products for several years now. The kids really like it, we ate the entire line of mixes from this company. This is a Dutch brand that has long established itself on the Russian market. On the website, the manufacturer guarantees the quality control of production, I read that they have their own research department. Now the mixture has become much more affordable, you can find it in any hypermarket and the price is adequate. I advise everyone!

It is possible, but I would recommend the mixture to convertible. Very well suited for babies, as it is based on goat milk, and it is very well absorbed by the baby's body, gas and constipation disappear. The kid eats it very well. It costs a lot of course, but the result will please you.

Not until a year. Previously, when there were no mixtures, they fed goat, because cow's milk does not suit a small child at all.
Now there are many formulas that are called no worse than breast milk. But they have the main disadvantage - they do not form the child's immunity like mother's milk.

no, there is a special ADAPTED formula for this. They have a balanced composition that a child needs! and there are also mixtures with goat milk, for example, Cabrita. such mixtures are most easily absorbed by a child, because they have similar protein, nutritious and healthy! Children have normal digestion and no vitamin deficiency!

Switch to goat milk. Goat's milk is closer to breast milk than cow's milk! The Kabrita mixture is made on the basis of goat milk. I raised my first daughter on this mixture and I give only her second! Regular bowel movements, great sleep, gains weight well! I did not notice any minuses except the price, but it fully justifies itself!

It is possible, but not necessary, since such milk is not suitable for a child. Unless, in conditions of impossibility of breastfeeding in the absence of an adapted formula

No. Mother's milk is generally the best for a baby. It can only be replaced with an adapted milk mixture, if there is evidence, it is individually selected by a pediatrician, because there are a whole bunch of them and, as they say, they cannot be understood without a bottle (in this case, without medical education). But mixtures are based on cow / goat milk. Whole milk is generally an allergen (specifically protein), it can be introduced into the diet no earlier than transferring the child to the common table.

At the time of the lack of adequate breast milk substitutes (read - even 100-150 years ago), this was the only thing they did. Many children, naturally, died from this (they then died from everything in a row, to be more precise).