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Alternatives to Kendamil Goat
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" With Kendamil Goat frequently unavailable in the market, parents are on the lookout for an alternative. We can help you choose a substitute baby formula while waiting for restocking of Kendamil Goat. "
Parenting is a big responsibility and each decision affects the well being of a child. Perhaps the number one question of parents is, “What should I feed my baby?” There are so many options to choose from but here are the most common qualifications: organic, clean, simple, nutritious, and readily available.
Kendamil is among the top-of-mind baby formula brands in the market. There are organic options, responsible farming accreditation, and EU certification. It is a well-loved brand and go-to of many parents. However, Kendamil products are unavailable as of the moment and parents need to find an alternative formula to feed their baby.
This blog post is prepared to help parents in finding an alternative formula while waiting for Kendamil’s restocking. The following will be covered by this article:
- What are my alternatives to Kendamil Goat?
- Quick Facts
- Formula Comparison Table
- Differences
- What should I do before purchasing an alternative formula?
Kendamil Goat Alternatives
✓ Clean formula ingredients
✓ No palm oil
✓ Contains natural whey, DHA, & ALA
✓ Popular for babies alergic to cow's milk
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Kendamil Goat vs. Holle Goat
- Both Holle Goat Dutch and Kendamil Goat are made from goat’s whole milk
- Both are vegetarian (do not contain fish oil as DHA source)
- Both contain A2 protein for easier digestion
- Both contain Omega-3 ALA, Omega-3 DHA, Omega-6
- Both contain lactose and whey
- Both do not contain starch, soy, and palm oil
- Both come in 800g cans
Kendamil Goat vs. Holle Goat Comparison Table
| Baby Formula | Age | Type | EU Certified Organic & non-GMO | A2 protein (easy digestion) | Probiotics | Prebiotics | Whey | Lactose | Starch | Maltodextrin | Soy | Palm Oil | Omega-3 ALA | Omega-3 DHA | Omega-6 | HMO's |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0-6 months | Whole goat’s milk | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| 0-6 months | Whole goat's milk | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Kendamil Goat vs. Holle Goat Differences
- Holle Goat Dutch contains maltodextrin
- Holle Goat Dutch does not contain prebiotics
- Holle Gat Dutch does not contain HMO (but it naturally contains oligosaccharides that are similar in structure to human milk oligosaccharides (HMO)
✓ For babies who are 0-12 months
✓ Can be fed as supplement to breast milk or exclusive formula feeding
✓ Made from full-cream milk
✓ Naturally contains A2 Beta Casein for easier digestion
✓ Contains DHA and AA
✓ Does Not Contain Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO)
✓ Does Not Contain Palm Oil
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Kendamil Goat vs. Nannycare
- Both Nannycare and Kendamil Goat are made from goat’s whole milk
- Both contain A2 protein for easier digestion
- Both contain Omega-3 ALA, Omega-3 DHA, Omega-6
- Both contain lactose
- Both do not contain starch, soy, maltodextrin, and palm oil
Kendamil Goat vs. Nannycare Comparison Table
| Baby Formula | Age | Type | EU Certified Organic & non-GMO | A2 protein (easy digestion) | Probiotics | Prebiotics | Whey | Lactose | Starch | Maltodextrin | Soy | Palm Oil | Omega-3 ALA | Omega-3 DHA | Omega-6 | HMO's |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0-6 months | Whole goat’s milk | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| 0-12 months | Whole goat’s milk | No | Yes | No | No | No | Yes | No | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Kendamil Goat vs. Nannycare Differences
- Nannycare is not certified organic
- Nannycare does not contain whey
- Nannycare does not contain prebiotics
- Nannycare does not contain HMO (but it naturally contains oligosaccharides that are similar in structure to human milk oligosaccharides (HMO)
- Nannycare comes in a 900g can while Kendamil comes in an 800g can
Kendamil Goat vs. HiPP Goat
- Both are certified organic
- Both contain prebiotics
- Both contain A2 protein for easier digestion
- Both contain Omega-3 ALA, Omega-3 DHA, Omega-6
- Both contain lactose and whey
- Both do not contain starch, soy, and maltodextrin
Kendamil Goat vs. HiPP Goat Comparison Table
| Baby Formula | Age | Type | EU Certified Organic & non-GMO | A2 protein (easy digestion) | Probiotics | Prebiotics | Whey | Lactose | Starch | Maltodextrin | Soy | Palm Oil | Omega-3 ALA | Omega-3 DHA | Omega-6 | HMO's |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0-6 months | Whole goat’s milk | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| 0-6 Months | Skimmed Goat’s Milk | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Kendamil Goat vs. HiPP Goat Differences
- HiPP Dutch Goat is made from goat’s skimmed milk while Kendamil Goat is made from goat’s whole milk
- HiPP Dutch Goat contains probiotics
- HiPP Dutch Goat contains palm oil
- HiPP Dutch Goat does not contain HMO (but it naturally contains oligosaccharides that are similar in structure to human milk oligosaccharides (HMO)
- HiPP Dutch Goat comes in a 400g can while Kendamil comes in an 800g can
✓ For babies who are 0-6 months
✓ Can be fed as supplement to breast milk or exclusive formula feeding
✓ Made from skimmed milk
✓ Naturally contains A2 Beta Casein for easier digestion
✓ Fast production (from grass to glass) to ensure mild and pleasant taste
✓ Contains galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS) prebiotics
✓ Contains the essential 22 minerals and vitamins
✓ Contains DHA and ARA for brain development
✓ Contains nucleotides for cellular energy sources and metabolism
✓ Does Not Contain Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO)
✓ Contains B-Palmitate for fatty acid metabolism, calcium absorption, bone matrix quality, and stool consistency
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Kendamil Goat vs. Kabrita Goat
- Both contain prebiotics
- Both contain A2 protein for easier digestion
- Both contain Omega-3 ALA, Omega-3 DHA, Omega-6
- Both contain lactose and whey
- Both do not contain starch, soy, and maltodextrin
- Both come in 800g cans
Kendamil Goat vs. Kabrita Goat Comparison Table
| Baby Formula | Age | Type | EU Certified Organic & non-GMO | A2 protein (easy digestion) | Probiotics | Prebiotics | Whey | Lactose | Starch | Maltodextrin | Soy | Palm Oil | Omega-3 ALA | Omega-3 DHA | Omega-6 | HMO's |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0-6 months | Whole goat’s milk | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| 0-6 Months | Skimmed goat’s milk | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Kendamil Goat vs. Kabrita Goat Differences
- Kabrita is not certified organic. (However, it complies with all regulations for a safe and complete feeding alternative)
- Kabrita is made from goat’s skimmed milk while Kendamil Goat is made from goat’s whole milk
- Kabrita contains palm oil
- Kabrita does not contain HMO (but it naturally contains oligosaccharides that are similar in structure to human milk oligosaccharides (HMO)
Things To Consider Before Substituting A Baby Formula?
1. Do your research
Read about your options. There are plenty of resources available online.
2. Consult your pediatrician
Every baby is different, and its nutritional needs and demands are unique. Each product is designed with a particular goal in mind. I suggest consulting with your pediatrician before purchasing a substitute formula.
3. Purchase a small quantity to test if it is a good fit to your baby
There is no one-size fits all baby formula. Popularity is not a guarantee that you baby’s digestive system will agree with it.
It is important to find the perfect formula match for your baby. If you and your baby are just starting with formula, we recommend that you begin with a smaller order for a single item, or try a couple of different products in order to match well with your baby.
Kendamil Goat Formula
Kendamil Goat is a great product. However; due to its unavailability, parents have to look for alternative baby formulas. Organic Life Start carries organic European goat milk-based options that can be considered with the proper guidance of your pediatricians.
In general, all organic European formulas do not have any GMO's, don't use any soy, sugar, corn syrup, or any artificial flavors and no has synthetic preservatives. The suggested formula options above are clean, simple, and offers complete nutrition for your baby’s growth and development. While Kendamil Goat Milk Formula stands out as an excellent choice, exploring alternatives ensures that parents can find the best option available in the absence of Kendamil Goat Milk. By researching and discussing with experts, parents can confidently provide their little ones with the nourishment they deserve.
Most Popular Alternatives ot Kendamil Goat
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Pablo -
Hi Kellie! My wife and I have been on Holle Goat Dutch, and it has amazingly been doing great with our twins. I agree with you that Kendamil has been in and out of stock, and we want to have a formula that is always available and will support our child’s needs. I have bumped into Holle Goat Dutch, and while there is an absence of probiotics, my baby has not encountered a big problem on her stools. Plus, she has been very active. But of course, this is our personal experience. What you can do is buy a can and try it. This is what we did back then, and now we are buying in bulk as our baby is really loving the formula.
Kellie Amos -
Hey, Sierra. Kendamil Goat is a great option and I personally give this to my baby. It’s goat based and has natural A@ proteins for easier digestion. It also prebiotics which is one of the big differences from Holle. I would say though that the supply of Kendamil is not as stable as Holle and there are times that it goes out of stock. So what I do is I subscribe to 12 cans every 6 weeks. This does not always work out because restocking can range from short to long-term.
I’m honestly tempted to switch to Holle Goat Dutch because it is always available but I am worried that my baby might get constipation since it does not have probiotics. Can anyone share their thoughts on this?
Sierra Bowling -
I’ve heard conflicting advice on alternatives to Kendamil Goat, and I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed. Some parents swear by other goat milk formulas, while others recommend plant-based options. I’m looking for a formula that’s gentle on my baby’s stomach, but also provides all the essential nutrients. It’s tough to know which one to choose with so many options out there. I’ve been considering making the switch, but I’m not sure if I should stick to a goat milk formula or explore something like a non-dairy option. What has worked best for other parents in terms of gentle formulas and smooth transitions?