All FAQ´s related to Mother and Baby

Around 6 months is a great time to start introducing solid foods such as Nestum® and Cerelac®, but remember, every baby is unique, so always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your baby’s diet.

Absolutely! While formulated for babies, both Cerelac® and Nestum® can be added to meals for older children. Nestum® is popular as a breakfast cereal, and both can be added to yogurt or smoothies or used in baking. Adjust amounts based on age and dietary needs. Check the packaging for serving suggestions.

For optimal freshness and hygiene, it's always recommended to prepare both NESTLÉ^® NESTUM^® and NESTLÉ^® CERELAC^® fresh for each feeding. Discard any leftovers promptly and don't store prepared cereal for later use as this can increase the risk of bacterial contamination.

Many babies start solids around 6 months. Signs to look for may include sitting upright with support, holding their head steady or showing interest in food. Every baby is different, so it's important to go at their pace.

Begin with smooth purees and progress to thicker textures, then soft finger foods as your baby grows. Ensure foods are soft enough to mash manageable pieces to avoid choking. Always consult with your healthcare professional if you have concerns about your child’s diet and nutritional needs.

Start with small amounts, such as a few teaspoons, once per day. Gradually increase the quantity and frequency as your baby gets used to eating solids. Let your baby guide you: they’ll show you when they’re full. For specific concerns, check with your healthcare professional.

Look out for symptoms such as hives, swelling, vomiting or difficulty breathing shortly after eating a new food. If you notice any of these signs, stop feeding the food immediately and consult your healthcare professional.

Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before and after handling food. Use separate cutting boards and utensils for raw meats and