Karicare 3 Toddler Milk Drink From 12+ Months 900g

General Information

Karicare Toddler Milk Drink Stage 3 is designed to support the nutritional needs of toddlers aged 12 months and above. Made with real New Zealand milk sourced from local farms, it contains no added preservatives or artificial flavors. This product is crafted to provide essential nutrients that help contribute to the normal growth and development of toddlers.

Key Features

• Made with real New Zealand milk
• Contains a unique blend of prebiotics and omega-3 DHA from natural sources
• Fortified with 16 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium, vitamin D, and iron
• No added preservatives or artificial flavors
• 100% recyclable packaging, including can, lid, scoop, and foil

Ingredients

The product contains:

• Milk Solids
• Maltodextrin
• Short Chain Galacto-Oligosaccharides (Milk)
• Vegetable Oils (with Soy Lecithin as an emulsifier and Ascorbyl Palmitate as an antioxidant)
• Dried Omega LCPUFAs (Fish Oil, contains Milk)
• Whey Protein (Milk)
• Long Chain Fructo-Oligosaccharides

Vitamins included: A, B1, B2, B3, B6, C, D, E, and Folic Acid. Minerals included: Calcium, Phosphorous, Magnesium, Iron, Zinc, Iodine.

This product contains allergens: Milk, Fish, Soy.

Directions for Use

To prepare one serving (from 12 months):

• Wash hands and clean all utensils thoroughly.
• Using the enclosed scoop, add 4 level scoops of powder to 200mL of safe drinking water.
• Whisk, shake, or stir the mixture until powder is dissolved.
• Serve immediately or chill in the refrigerator for 1 hour for a cold drink. For a warm drink, heat slightly before serving.
• Discard unfinished drinks.

This feeding guide is general; your child may require more or less than indicated.

Storage & Warnings

Store at the back of the fridge (2-4°C).

Do not use if the foil security seal is damaged or missing.

Please note: This product is a formulated supplementary food for young children and is specifically designed to supplement the normal dietary needs of toddlers when their intake of energy and nutrients may not be adequate.