Nestle NAN 2 Pro Starter Infant Formula Milk 6 Months to 1 year 800g

🧠 Key Nutrition & Benefits

• Complete balanced formula designed for 6 months nutrition up to 12 months.

• DHA & ARA: Long-chain fatty acids to support brain and eye development.

• Probiotics: Helps support digestion and immune health.

• Essential vitamins and minerals: Includes iron, calcium, zinc, vitamins A, D, E, C — supports growth, bone health, and immunity.

• Gentle on digestion for newborn tummies.

• Palm oil-free and non-GMO in some markets, making it a preferred choice for sensitive babies.

🧾 Typical Ingredients

The product is based on cow’s milk-derived nutrients and includes:

• Demineralized whey and milk solids

• Vegetable oils (for fats)

• Lactose (primary carbohydrate)

• DHA and ARA (for brain and eye development)

• Vitamins & minerals (A, D, E, C, B vitamins, iron, zinc, calcium, etc.)

• Probiotics for gut health

• Prebiotic oligosaccharides (HMO components like 2’-FL)

📊 Nutrition Snapshot per 100 g

(Approximate values based on typical Stage 1 formulas)

• Energy: ~519 kcal

• Protein: ~9.6 g

• Fat: ~28 g

• Carbohydrates: ~57 g

• Vitamins & minerals: Iron, calcium, zinc, etc.
  These values help support total infant nutrition when prepared as directed.

🍼 Who Is It For

• Babies from 6 months  to 12 months when breast milk isn’t available or adequate.

• A gentle, complete nutrition option recommended by some pediatricians when formula feeding is needed.

🧴 Preparation & Feeding

Follow the instructions on the tin carefully:

1. Sterilize bottles and utensils before use.

2. Boil water and cool to lukewarm (~37 °C) before mixing.

3. Add the proper number of leveled scoops to the water.

4. Mix until fully dissolved.

5. Feed immediately and discard unfinished formula — do not save.

(Always follow the preparation and feeding guide printed on the product packaging.)

📌 Important Notes

• Breastfeeding is recommended where possible — infant formula is an alternative when breastfeeding is not an option.

• Always consult a pediatrician before starting or changing formula, particularly if your baby has allergies or special needs