What to consider when starting LittleOak.
Like any change to a baby’s diet, there will naturally be some adjustment when transitioning from breast feeding or changing formulas. LittleOak is made from fresh, whole goat’s milk the composition to standard formulas is much different. It is riche
Our recommended age brackets are based on the nutritional intake required for certain ages and stages of growth. Some of our formulas can be interchanged between age brackets. For instance, our Stage 1 and Stage 2 formulas are very similar – the key
Whether breastfeeding or using another formula, we do recommend a slow transition to LittleOak. Transitioning to a formula can cause a change in stool, spit-ups, gas, mild tummy discomfort, and constipation. These symptoms do not necessarily mean Lit
Goat milk is generally easier for babies to digest. It has naturally occurring A2 casein protein and less than half the A1 casein protein found in cow’s milk. It is a rich source of nutrients including oligosaccharides, or pre-biotics, that assist di