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During complementary feeding, a baby should still be on Breastmilk or an Infant formula (prescribed by a healthcare professional when there is a need) suited for his/her age in addition to semi-sol

The ideal type of water to use for the preparation of CERELAC is lukewarm water. Do ensure to follow the preparation guide on the packaging.

CERELAC is a nutritionally complete infant cereal suited for infants from 6 months of age that is fortified with essential vitamins and minerals especially Iron to meet all the needs of the infant

Please discard unfinished portions after feeding baby, do not store for later use. 

Cerelac is made by Nestlé, the leading company in nutrition, health and wellness nationally and globally.

CERELAC is a nutritionally complete infant cereal that meets at least 50% of the daily iron needs of the infants. It also contains other essential nutrients to help the baby grow and develop well.

At about six months, your baby’s digestive system is mature enough to digest more complex and solid food substances, like starch, protein, and fat in a non-milk diet. It takes about 3 - 4 hrs.

The appropriate age recommended for the introduction of cereals to a baby is 6 months of age. During complementary feeding stage, breastfeeding should continue. 

CERELAC is nutritionally suited for children from 6 months and above. Therefore, you can introduce it once your child clocks 6 months of age

Kindly follow the step-by-step guide to preparing CERELAC for the baby on the packaging. Usually, lukewarm water is what is recommended when preparing CERELAC for the baby.

Please discard unfinished portions after feeding baby, do not store for later use.

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CERELAC simply means CEREAL and LACTOSE which then translates into an infant cereal with milk in it.

Please refer to the details at the bottom of the packaging.

Please prepare the cereal in a bowl and feed with baby with a spoon.

Every child develops differently. Babies typically begin to crawl between 6 and 10 months, although some may skip the
phase and go straight to walking.

Please contact your healthcare professional for advice on your baby’s health related issues

Please contact your healthcare professional for advice on your baby’s health related issues

Kindly consult your healthcare professional for nutritionally related issues for your child.

The age of your baby should guide the type of infant milk you should give your baby.

The age of your baby should guide the amount off milk you give your baby.

One of the most important part of bottle-feeding is hygiene.