Monday, 1 August 2016

Nestlé NESTUM Infant Cereal Stage-1 (6 Months-24 Months) Rice 300g


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Product Details :
  • It is free from added artificial colours, flavours and preservatives.
  • Ingredients like fruit juices and mashed fruit, cooked and pureed spinach, boiled and mashed dals, cooked and mashed vegetables and curds, can be added to already prepared Nestum, to make nutritious feeds for the babies
  • It does not contain milk
  • Important Notice: Mother's milk is best for your baby
  • Infant food shall be introduced only after the age of 6 Months and upto the age of 2 years

Product Description:

Ingredients

Rice flour, Sucrose, Minerals and Vitamins

Storage Instructions

After opening this pack, the content should immediately be transferred to an empty, clean, dry & airtight container. After each use, replace lid tightly & store in a cool & dry place.

Directions

  • Boil milk. Allow it to cool down
  • Pour milk into baby's bowl and add NESTUM
  • Stir until the pap is smooth. Feed your baby with a clean spoon.
  • Also, Ingredients like fruit juices and mashed fruit, cooked and pureed spinach, boiled and mashed dals, cooked and mashed vegetables and curds, can be added to already prepared NESTUM, to make nutritious feeds for the babies.

Safety Warnings

Careful and hygienic preparation of infant food is most essential for health. Do not use fewer scoops than directed, since diluted feeding will not provide adequate nutrition needed by your infant. Do not use more scoops than directed, since concentrated feed will not provide the water needed by your infant. Infant food should be used only on the advice of a health worker as to the need for its use and the proper method of its use. The world health organization recommends exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months. Nestlé supports this recommendation. Since babies vary in their needs, consult your healthcare professional for advice on when to introduce CERELAC to your child. Breastfeeding should continue for as long as possible after introduction of weaning foods.


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