Our friends at Kabrita understand that moms always want the best for their little ones—from the time they are born until they are fully grown. That’s why Kabrita Goat Milk Toddler Formula is made with easily digested goat milk and all the nutrients your toddler needs to grow and stay healthy. Kabrita’s formula is made from goat milk, which means it contains a rich source of vitamins and minerals, and is easy to digest, since it’s naturally similar to breast milk. It may even be a possible option for children with sensitivity to cow milk, but please check with your physician first!

From the Mouth of a Baby:

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From the Eyes of a Parent:

I love that Kabrita is made from goat milk. Not only is it easy for my baby to digest, but it’s an easy way to give my baby the nutrients he needs. I can tell he likes the taste of it, too! 

Flavorful Features:

In addition to toddler formula, Kabrita also makes delicious goat milk yogurts! The flavors include, Mango Peach, Banana & Natural Vanilla Bean, and Mixed Berry. 

The Icing on the Cake:

Goat milk is naturally a rich source of vitamins A, D, B1, B2, and B12 and the minerals calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, zinc, and iodine. Kabrita’s formula is made with high quality, non-GMO goat milk that is enriched with ingredients like DHA, ARA, and iron, which help contribute to the health and development of your little one. Plus, it contains no artificial preservatives or flavors! 

Time to Eat?!

Give your toddler Kabrita Goat Milk Formula for a healthful and nutritious meal any time of day!

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