Natural Goat's Milk Sachets Stage 2
Natural Goat's Milk Sachets Stage 2
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Overview
LittleOak’s Infant Formula now comes in handy travel sachets, and is made with love from fresh whole goat milk.
Starting with fresh milk means less processing, more natural goodness. LittleOak is also the first formula in the world to be certified palm oil free – better for baby, and much better for the environment.
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