Nutrition for infants and children

Nourishing a newborn or a child properly is one of the most important choices a parent can make. This collection features 153 selected products for the nutrition of little ones: from formula milks to complementary foods for weaning, including supplements specifically designed for pediatric age. Each product is chosen based on quality and safety criteria, to competently support you through every stage of growth.

How to choose products for the nutrition of newborns and children

The first criterion for selection is the age of the child: formula milks are distinguished based on the stage (for newborns, follow-on, for early childhood), while weaning foods are formulated for specific age ranges indicated on the packaging. A common mistake is to introduce solid foods too early or to choose a format that is not suitable for the age: always follow the pediatrician's advice and the instructions on the label. For children with special needs — intolerances, reflux, or colic — there are specific formulations: in these cases, the doctor's advice is essential.

Pay attention to the ingredient composition: prefer products with clear ingredient lists, without unnecessary added sugars and with certified quality raw materials. Also consider the format: single-serving packages or pouches are convenient for travel, while family sizes are more economical for daily use. For supplements intended for children, carefully read the usage instructions and dosages on the label and, in case of doubt, always consult your pediatrician or trusted pharmacist before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

When can we start weaning?

Pediatric guidelines generally indicate 6 months completed as the indicative time for introducing complementary foods, but every child is different. It is essential to consult with the pediatrician, who will assess your child's readiness signals.

Are plant-based milks suitable for newborns?

Plant-based drinks — such as those made from soy, oats, or rice — are not suitable as substitutes for breast milk or formula in the first 12 months of life. Their use must be evaluated and approved by the doctor based on the individual needs of the child.

How should infant products be stored once opened?

Each product provides specific storage instructions on the label after opening, which vary depending on the type. In general, strictly follow the manufacturer's instructions and respect the expiration dates to ensure maximum safety for your child.