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...are added to the food, usually to improve the taste. They include table sugar, honey or agave syrup, for example. This table shows you, per 100 calories, how many grams of total sugars and added sugars each Neocate product has. (For infant formula, 100 calories is 5 fluid ounces; and for Neocate Junior and Splash, 100 calories is ~3.3 fluid ounces) Table Sugars – Carbohydrates in Neocate Neocate Products Carbohydrate source(s) Total Sugars (per 100...

...hypoallergenic extensively hydrolyzed infant formula for use under medical supervision and is indicated for the dietary management of cow milk allergy. Why was Pepticate updated? Pepticate was initially introduced to the United States (US) to help increase the availability of specialized formulas to those in need. Nutricia has modified the Pepticate formulation not only to meet the US Food & Drug Administration’s (FDA) nutrient and labeling requirements, but to also optimize the formulation to best...

...parent. As a family living with food allergies, you know how quickly questions pile up regarding food and nutrition. Let’s take a look at the main types of infant formulas and how they are different. We’ll also highlight which are options in the case of a cow milk allergy to help you in the process of choosing a formula. Cow Milk-based Formulas Most infant formulas available in the grocery store are based on cow milk....

...boost calorie intake and normalize growth. So, in today’s post, we’ll discuss some ways to add calories to your child’s diet. Managing Failure to Thrive in Infants For infants, the solution is usually fairly straight forward. Your physician or dietitian may recommend concentrating your child’s infant formula. There are several ways to concentrate your child’s formula and you should only do so under the direction of your child’s healthcare team. (Preparing formula that’s too concentrated...

...milk allergy. So Liza and Scott tried switching Luke’s formula to specialized formulas. They tried Alimentum, Similac, and EleCare, but none of them helped Luke. Actually, the bleeding was getting worse. The gastroenterologist then suggested that Luke try Neocate Infant, a hypoallergenic, amino acid-based formula. Unlike other milk-based formulas, Neocate is 100% dairy-free and comprised of proteins broken down to their simplest form (amino acids) which babies like Luke, who are unable to digest whole...

...choose to feed your baby formula: Consider an elemental formula like Neocate that is made up of individual amino acids and is easier for babies with allergies to digest. Think about choosing a formula that contains DHA and ARA, two fatty acids that are important for infant eye and brain development (both naturally present in breast milk). 6-12 months This is when you want to start introducing your baby to solid foods. Start adding texture...