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The main thing newly expecting parents want to know is when the baby’s due at the moment of conception. Let our tool help you calculate your baby’s expected birthday!
Nestlé® Baby and Me
Welcome to Nestlé® Baby and Me Caribbean, your guide to making the best parenting decisions.
How do I know if my baby is lactose intolerant?
Infants with lactose intolerance often see symptoms 30 minutes to two hours after consuming milk and milk products.
What are the causes of Lactose intolerance in babies?
There are many different causes of lactose intolerance, always consult the advice of a health care professional if you feel your baby is lactose intolerant. Some of the causes include:
What is secondary lactose intolerance?
Secondary lactose intolerance is a temporary condition resulting from damage to the lining of the small intestine caused by illness.
How long will it take before my baby is able to tolerate lactose following illness (secondary lactose intolerance)?
Secondary lactose intolerance (otherwise known as transient lactase deficiency) can last several weeks.
Is milk allergy the same as lactose intolerance?
No. Milk allergy is the result of intolerance to cows’ milk protein. Lactose intolerance is the result of inability to digest the sugar lactose.
What do you consider to be a normal baby stool?
A baby’s stool can be affected by a number of factors including the transitioning between different feeding options ( eg. breast milk to formula or between formulas).
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Eye Color Calculator
Like all expectant parents, you're probably imagining what your baby will look like - "from whom will they inherit the height and from whom the eye color?".
Allergy Calculator Tool
Did you know that a tendency to allergies can be hereditary?
Growth Curves
Track how your little one grows, centimeter by centimeter and kilogram by kilogram. You can record both weight and height and track the results against the standards.
The First Trimester of Pregnancy: Everything You Need to Know
Get to know more about the first trimester of a healthy pregnancy and the alarm signs. Click here to learn more about it.
The essential guide to breastfeeding and early nutrition: setting the foundation for a healthy lifeThe essential guide to breastfeeding and early nutrition: setting the foundation for a healthy life
Did you know that the nutrients in breastmilk continuously change to match the growth and development of a baby throughout its infancy?
The essential role of breast milk proteins in your baby’s growth and development
Learn about protein quality, quantity, and its role in reducing allergy risks.
NESTUM® Infant Cereals Wheat & Honey 250 g
Instant Infant Cereal based on wheat flour and honey*, fortified with vitamins and minerals.
NESTUM® Infant Cereals 5 Cereals 250 g
Instant Infant Cereal based on wheat, oat, barley, and rice flours fortified with vitamins and minerals.
CERELAC® Infant Cereal
CERELAC® Infant Cereal is fortified with IRON. Helps your child get its requirement for cognitive development. Also contains probiotics, vitamins and minerals.
GERBER® Healthy Snacks
GERBER® helps you introduce the goodness of healthy foods like fruits and veggies with different delicious snacks.
NESTUM® Infant Cereal
NESTUM® Infant Cereal is fortified with IRON. Helps your child get its requirement for cognitive development.
LACTOGEN® 3
LACTOGEN® 3 contains COMFORTIS® grow, a healthy probiotic, in order to support your newborn child’s digestion, gut defense, and gut comfort.
Nan®️ 3
Exclusive combination of HM-O, probiotics, optimized protein and DHA that helps strengthen the immune system and supports the optimal development of your child.
Week 19
Your little lodger weighs around 335g now – weigh a grapefruit in your hand and that’s about how heavy she is. And just as juicy! Read more about this week.
Week 20
There’s so much going on in your belly this week that you may want to take a little nap after reading about it! Read more about this week.
Week 21
Though the baby now weighs around 400gms, your little darling still has plenty of room in your belly. And likes to use it when not asleep! Read more about this week.
Week 22
If you could look inside, you’d see your baby sucking her thumb, her sucking reflex practically perfected now. It’s nature’s way of getting her to breastfeed from birth.
Week 23
Your baby is now 29cm long from head to toe and weighs considerably over 550g. You have got around 16 more weeks to go! Read more about this week.
