About HiPP Dutch HA Stage 1
Introducing the new HIPP Dutch Hydrolyzed HA 1 formula, now available for parents looking for a high-quality, hydrolyzed feeding option. This formula is very similar to the popular German version of HIPP HA1, with the added benefit of slightly higher protein amounts to support baby's growth and development. Dutch HiPP HA formula can be used as a complete meal substitute, or as a supplement to breast feeding. HA1 formula is suitable for infants from birth up until 6 months of age, and can be followed by HiPP Dutch HA2 from 6 months onwards.
HIPP Dutch Hydrolyzed HA 1 formula is specially designed for babies with sensitive tummies, featuring a gentle, easy-to-digest composition that reduces the likelihood of allergic reactions. It also includes prebiotics and probiotics to support digestive health and boost baby's immune system. Probiotics and prebiotics are both important components of a healthy diet, commonly known to provide numerous benefits for our digestive and immune systems. Probiotics are live bacteria that help to maintain a healthy balance of microorganisms in our gut, which is crucial for proper digestion and immune function. They can also help to prevent and treat digestive disorders such as diarrhea, constipation, and inflammatory bowel disease. Prebiotics, on the other hand, are non-digestible fibers that serve as food for the beneficial bacteria in our gut. They help to stimulate the growth of these bacteria, improving their colonization and function in our digestive system. Additionally, prebiotics can also improve the absorption of certain nutrients, reduce inflammation, and lower the risk of certain diseases. Together, probiotics and prebiotics in HiPP Dutch HA1 can provide a powerful combination of digestive and immune support, helping to keep us healthy and thriving.
One of the unique features of this formula is its hydrolyzed composition. This means that the proteins have been broken down into smaller components, making it easier for baby's digestive system to process and reducing the likelihood of allergic reactions. The hydrolyzation process also helps to maintain the nutritional integrity of the formula, ensuring that baby receives the essential nutrients they need for optimal growth and development. While this formula conforms to all of the same organic standards that the rest of HiPP formulas are upheld to, it can't be labeled as organic because there is no organic equivalent of hydrolyzed milk proteins.
As with all HIPP formulas, the Dutch Hydrolyzed HA 1 formula is free from added sugars, soy, gluten, and GMOs. This means parents can feel confident that they're providing their baby with a high-quality, pure feeding option that is gentle on their little one's delicate system. With its carefully-selected ingredients, hydrolyzed composition, and added nutritional benefits, this formula is the perfect choice for parents looking to give their baby the best start in life.
Organic Life Start works directly with HiPP in the Netherlands to deliver fresh baby formula that has a long expiration date of six months or more. Each shelf-stable can of HiPP Dutch HA Stage 1 contains 800 grams (28.2 oz) of formula powder, which yields approximately 210 fluid ounces of prepared formula.
Why is this formula not organic? HiPP Dutch HA Stage 1 contains hydrolyzed milk proteins, which cannot be certified as organic because they aren't available in organic form. All other ingredients in HiPP Dutch HA1 are organic.
Important note: HiPP Dutch HA1 should not be used as a medical treatment. HiPP Dutch Stage 1 HA is a specialty formula that is designed to be gentler than other formulas but may not be suitable for babies diagnosed with a protein allergy. Please discuss any of your baby's medical conditions with your pediatrician.
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