Frequently asked questions

Our toddler formula is a milk-based drink that is given to children aged 12 months and older to support healthy growth and development. 

You can switch breast-fed or formula-fed babies to toddler milk once they reach the age of 12 months. Nutrition is just as important for toddlers as it is for newborn infants. Toddler milk is specially formulated to support growing babies during the next stage of their development.

Once your baby reaches the age of 12 months, generally their diet should be a healthy balance of carbohydrates, fruits and vegetables, meat and dairy. You can also supplement their everyday meals with PediaGROW – a milk-based drink enriched with essential vitamins and minerals. It's also a good idea to consult your pediatrician as to what's best for your child.

Our toddler formula provides nutritional support for children aged one year and older. There is no upper age limit, as it can supplement the diet of any child. However, it shouldn’t be given to little ones under 12 months. 

As your baby grows older, their nutritional needs will change. Infant formula is tailored to support growing babies in the first year of their life, whereas toddler formula is designed to supplement a balanced diet from one year on. It’s important to feed your baby a formula that’s suitable for their life stage to make sure they’re getting the right nutrients for their ongoing development.

The amount of formula you feed your toddler varies. Every baby is different, but start by checking the recommended amount stated on the packaging. Take a look at our recommended serving sizes here.

The regulations around toddler formula vary. Ingredients such as corn syrup are banned from EU formula recipes. Plus, the recommended guidelines for nutrients such as DHA tend to be higher in European-made formulas.

A cow milk-based formula is a toddler milk that is made from milk sourced from cows. This means that cow milk-based formulas are not suitable for toddlers with cow’s milk allergies. 

Cows that are free to spend most of their lives outside in grassy pastures are usually happier and healthier than those who live indoors. Plus, the milk from grass-fed cows is naturally rich in vitamins and minerals.

During colder months, grass-fed cows are fed a diet of high-quality hay. This is the same nutrient-rich grass that the cows are fed throughout the summer months, however, it’s cut, dried and stored to feed to the cows in the winter.

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PediaGROW is exclusively available online. However, it will soon be available in stores across the US.