Lactose intolerance is quite
a common problem among infants. It becomes even more complicated during
diarrhea. There may not be any issues with breast milk, but the outside milk
formula or cow milk you are giving to your baby might create lots of problems.
You should consult a pediatrician if there are recurrent problems of colic and
stomach issues after giving outside milk or any milk formula to the baby.
One of very good product for
infant suffering from lactose intolerance is Nusobee. It is marketed by
Nutricia and a perfect lactose free follow up formula. When my son had lots of
problems, including intestinal infection, I started with this one. And, it
works magically. There isn’t any further case of diarrhea. I stopped his regular baby milk formula as well as cow milk.
Nusobee Baby Soya Formula |
Nusobee is not only just a
lactose free formula. It is more than that. It contains necessary stuffs which
are required for proper and balanced development of a child. First of all, it
contains Sodium, Potassium and Chloride. These three ingredients are used on a
WHO based formula which help in quick electrolyte replacement.
Apart from that, Nusobee
also contains vital vitamins like Vitamin A, E and C along with Zinc and
Selenium. As you might know, these nutrients are imperative for the proper
development of the immune system of a growing baby.
Nusobee is also quite handy
when it comes to providing stuffs necessary for the proper development of the
brain of a baby. For example, it contains Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids. I have
seen many parents looking for products containing DHA and other related stuffs.
However, you should know that DHA might not be required before the age of two.
Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids are considered as the precursor of DHA, which will
suffice for the proper and balanced development of the brain of your baby.
Nusobee is available in
India for Rs. 460 (400 gm pack). You can get any of two variants - Soya Protein and Casein Protein. My baby didn't like the taste of Casein Protein, and hence I always preferred Soya.
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