Nestlé BEBA Supreme 2 - Follow-on Milk After 6 Months With 6 Oligosaccharides From Breast Milk

BEBA SUPREME 2 is the milk powder formula for infants after 6 months, designed to support growth during the diversification period, with an innovative dual complex and easily broken down proteins that facilitate digestion.

Features

• Pack of 6 × 800 g
• Innovative dual complex with 6 oligosaccharides from human milk (naturally present in breast milk; not derived)
• Easily broken down proteins for gentler digestion
• Carbohydrates: pure lactose, no starch
• Vegetable oils, without palm oil
• Vitamin D for normal bone development
• Vitamins C and D support the normal functioning of the immune system
• Pioneering breast milk research: 155 years of experience
• Sustainability aspects: production with 100% energy from renewable sources; spoon and lid made of 66% renewable raw materials
• Formula adapted for infants over 6 months (stage 2)

Benefits

This milk powder supports development during the transition period to diversification, offering calmer digestion thanks to pre-digested proteins and lactose content. The oligosaccharide complex, inspired by breast milk, contributes to the balance of intestinal flora and a better supported immune system, together with vitamins C and D that protect the normal functioning of the immune system.

Starch-free and with palm-free vegetable oils, BEBA SUPREME 2 is a conscious choice for parents concerned about their child's nutritional profile at this stage of growth. The sustainability of the packaging and production chain highlights the commitment to the environment, while supporting bones and immunity become an integral part of the daily feeding experience.

It is recommended that you talk to your pediatrician or midwife if you have chosen to use infant formula. Infant formulas contain carbohydrates, and prolonged frequency of sucking can damage the teeth—don't let your baby suck on the bottle continuously.

Important information: Breastfeeding is the best nutrition for your baby, so breastfeed as much as possible. Talk to your pediatrician or midwife if you want to use infant formula. Infant formulas contain carbohydrates. Frequent contact of the teeth with carbohydrates can cause cavities; do not let the baby suck on the bottle all the time.