Frequently Asked Questions

• Wash your hands carefully.
• Wash cup and spoon thoroughly.
• Boil drinking water and allow to cool.
• Strictly follow the feeding table. First, pour the required amount of water into the cup. Then, add powder using only the scoop provided, carefully levelling off the extra powder.
• Stir cup with spoon until powder is fully dissolved. Check temperature before feeding.
• Make sure the scoop is dry and store back in the tin.

CLOSE TIN TIGHTLY AFTER EACH USE. STORE IN A DRY PLACE, BELOW 25˚C. USE WITHIN 4 WEEKS OF OPENING.

NESTLÉ® NANKID® 4 is available in a 1.8kg tin

NESTLÉ® NANKID® 4 is available at the following stores nationwide:
Checkers
Shoprite
Spar
Woolworths
Pick ‘n Pay
Game
Clicks
Dis-Chem
Makro
Online at Takealot

NESTLÉ® NANKID® 4 contains fish oil, cow’s milk and soya lecithin

NESTLÉ® NANKID® 4 is formulated to support the growing needs of children between the ages of 3-5.

Bifidobacterium lactis is a lactic acid producing culture that lives in the intestines and is known for its health promoting benefits.

• “HMO” is the abbreviation for the term “Human Milk Oligosaccharide”
• A unique carbohydrate

• It is a Lactic Acid Producing Bacteria.
• It has high stability in foods and as freeze dried powders.
• They are beneficial live micro-organisms and are present in numerous foods.

• Also known as: Alpha-linolenic acid
• It is an essential fatty acid (which means it cannot be made by the body and are strictly required from the diet)
• Omega-3 Fatty Acids are metabolized and synthesize to eventually form DHA.

• “DHA” is an abbreviation for Docosahexaenoic Acid.
• It forms part of the cell structure of the eye, brain and nervous system.

Consistency is key. Choose a time to start winding down and then follow the same sequence: bathtime, brushing teeth, putting on pajamas followed by reading a bedtime story.

Involve your kiddo in meal preparation and grocery shopping to spark their interest in fruits and vegetables.

Try to maintain consistency as much as possible but be flexible. Stick to familiar routines for the important elements, such as bedtime rituals, and prepare your child for any changes in advance.