Kendamil Classic Toddler Powder Formula - 28.2oz: Brain Development, Growth Support, Immune System Support, Easy to Digest

A: This would definitely depend on the health of your baby and how well they're eating solids, as well as what your pediatrician would recommend for your child specifically. All babies will not need the same nutrition at the same age. My daughter is 1 and just turned 10 months adjusted as well, but her doctor recommended whole milk instead of infant formula for her because she eats solids well.

A: Hi Lily, we would not recommend giving our Toddler milk to your little one if they are under 12 months old, as the nutrients in it are specially formulated for that age group. Although we know our baby's milk inside and out, we are not medical professionals. We always recommend checking in with your paediatrician before transitioning to a new baby milk. Thank you.

A: Hi MM thanks for the great question, I'm happy to clarify this one for you. We do not add sugar to ANY of our formulas. If you take a closer look at the label on our Classic Toddler cans you will see a footnote at the bottom of the nutritional panel that states these added sugars are from lactose and therefore naturally occurring in the fresh whole milk that we use. Labelling requirements are different in every country which is why those in the US differ from those in the UK but you can rest assured that the recipe in this instance remains the same. Should you have any further questions then please reach out to our team of parents at enquiries@kendamil.com who would love to help!

A: it's made in Spain. just bought 2 cans for my toddler to try, she doesn't drink it. I tried it and it has a strong fishy taste. going back to return the unopened can.

A: The uk is technically in Europe so it is the same thing

A: Yes, absolutely! Kendamil Classic Toddler Milk is safe to use even if your child is not lacking in nutrients. Toddler milk is designed to be a complement to a balanced diet, rather than a replacement for food. It can help provide additional nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats, which can be particularly helpful during stages where toddlers may be fussy or have variable appetites. If your child is already eating a well-balanced diet, toddler milk can still be included as part of their routine, it’s simply an additional source of nutrition rather than something that is strictly necessary. As always, if you have any specific concerns about your child’s diet or nutritional intake, it’s a good idea to speak with your healthcare professional for personalised advice.

A: Hi Vlz, thanks for the great question. Please speak to your pediatrician before mixing Classic Toddler formula with another product. We always recommend making up formula as directed on teh can. Mixing with another product may affect solubility. For under-12 months, do not add Ovaltine or any flavorings to infant formula.

A: Hi Adrianna, thank you for the great question. We don’t recommend batch-making a pitcher. We follow NHS guidance, which means freshly preparing each feed with kettle-boiled water cooled for no more than 30 minutes (so it’s still ≥70°C), adding water first then level scoops, and feeding straightaway. Please discard any leftover formula 2 hours after you start the feed.

A: Hi Moontaha, please ensure to continue on the infant formula until he turns 12 months old, then switch to the Toddler Milk. Make the change over 7 days: on days 1–2 replace one feed a day with Toddler Milk, on days 3–4 replace two feeds a day, on days 5–6 replace most feeds, and on day 7 switch all feeds. Prepare each milk exactly as directed on its own pack, and don’t mix the two powders in the same bottle—just swap whole feeds. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Saren, great question! No, you don’t need to mix them in the same bottle. Instead, do a gentle gradual transition: swap in one feed of the new toddler milk for a day or two, then two feeds for the next couple of days, and so on until all feeds are the new milk if your little one is settling well. Prepare each milk exactly to its own on-pack directions (don’t mix powders in one bottle), keep usual volumes, and watch how your toddler does with wind, stools, and appetite. If you have any concerns, your Health Visitor/GP can advise. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Liz, and thank you for reaching out. I’m sorry to hear your little one is experiencing constipation — we know how difficult that can be for both baby and parent. Kendamil Classic Toddler Milk is designed to support your toddler’s growth and development with a balance of essential nutrients. It contains whole milk, which provides natural milk fats that are gentler on tiny tummies, as well as prebiotics (GOS and FOS) that can help support digestive health and softer stools. That said, every baby is different, and it can sometimes take a little time for their system to adjust to a new formula. If your little one’s symptoms persist or are causing discomfort, we always recommend speaking with a healthcare professional for personalised advice.

A: Kendamil Classic Toddler Milk is suitable for children from 12 months onward as part of a mixed and balanced diet. While it is generally recommended up to the age of 3 years, it can be used beyond this if preferred. After 12 months, toddlers usually move on to a varied diet including solid foods, but toddler milk can continue to provide important nutrients like iron and vitamin D if needed. We always recommend speaking with your healthcare professional if you have any questions about your child’s feeding routine. Kendamil Classic Toddler Milk is suitable for children from 12 months onward as part of a mixed and balanced diet. While it is generally recommended up to the age of 3 years, it can be used beyond this if preferred. After 12 months, toddlers usually move on to a varied diet including solid foods, but toddler milk can continue to provide important nutrients. We always recommend speaking with your healthcare professional if you have any questions about your child’s feeding routine.