Our new Toddler Goats Milk has arrived

About our new look and recipe

For information on the formulation change and how to transition gently, please select “For Toddlers” or “For Infants” below:

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Karicare Toddler Goat - Old Tin and New Tin Comparison

Our most advanced Goats Milk formulation

Our upgraded formulation is our most advanced goat formulation made with pure goat milk1 sourced from New Zealand. It is now with:

  • Omega-3 DHA
  • Prebiotics

It also contains 16 vitamins and minerals to help your little one grow and develop2.

We’re just as proud of what we’ve left out: no added preservatives or artificial flavours.

Find out more about our Toddler Milk Drink
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1. Pure goat milk refers to raw goat milk used at the beginning of the production process. 2. When prepared as directed and consumed as part of a healthy varied diet.

Product Availability

Karicare Toddler Goat Milk is available at major retailers including Countdown, PAK’n’SAVE, Chemist Warehouse and Nutricia Store.

For more information on product availability, please check our store finder.

Where to Buy

Transition Advice

If you know that your child is particularly sensitive to change, we recommend that you gradually introduce them to the new products. Rest assured that any slight changes in digestion should be minimal and temporary.

Karicare-Toddler_How-To-Change-Formula_Day-1-2

Every child is different. Some toddlers take to their new milk without any fuss; others take a little while to get used to it. We’ve prepared a guide to make a gentle transition as simple as possible.

Read our transition guide
Karicare Toddler Goat - Old Tin and New Tin Comparison

Our most advanced formulation

Our most advanced Goats Milk formulation

Our upgraded formulation is made with pure goat milk1 sourced from New Zealand. It is gentle nutrition you can trust, blended with key nutrients to support your little one.

We’re just as proud of what we leave out: no added preservatives or artificial flavours.

View all Goat Milk products

1. Pure goat milk refers to raw goat milk used at the beginning of the production process.

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Karicare Goat Milk Infant Formula
0-6 months
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Product Availability

Karicare Goat Milk Infant Formula is available at major retailers including PAK’n’SAVE, Countdown and Nutricia Store. For more information on product availability, please check our store finder.

Where to Buy

Transition Advice

If you know that your child is particularly sensitive to change, we recommend that you gradually introduce them to the new products. Rest assured that any slight changes in digestion should be minimal and temporary.

Karicare-Toddler_How-To-Change-Formula_Day-1-2

Every child is different. Some babies take to their new formula without any fuss; others take a little while to get used to it. We’ve prepared a guide to make a gentle transition as simple as possible.

Read our transition guide
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No matter how big or small your question is, our team at the Nutricia Careline is here to help. Made up of midwives, dietitians and mums, our Careline can help with all your parenting questions.

“You have explained everything so well and have given some great advice and support. I feel like I have talked with a friend about it all.” - Nicky, Careline caller

Breastfeeding is best for babies and provides many benefits. It is important that, in preparation for and during breastfeeding, you eat a healthy, balanced diet. Combined breast and bottle feeding in the first weeks of life may reduce the supply of your own breast milk, and reversing the decision not to breastfeed is difficult. The social and financial implications of using infant formula should be considered. Improper use of an infant formula or inappropriate foods or feeding methods may present a health hazard. If you use infant formula, you should follow manufacturers’ instructions for correct bottle preparation – failure to follow the instructions may make your baby ill. Always consult your doctor, midwife or health care professional for advice about feeding your baby.