A mothers milk contains all necessary nutrients your baby needs. Its composition is completely tailored to the needs of your baby. Therefore we and the World Health Organization (WHO) recommend giving breast milk to your baby.

Our infant milk formulas are developed based on many years of scientific research and comply to the strict EU legislation on infant milk formula.

Our follow-on formulas contain a special mix of ingredients to support the immune system (vitamin D), normal growth & development of bones (calcium, vitamin D) and the development or cognitive functions (iron).

When your baby is 4 to 6 months you may start giving your baby other foods such as fruit and vegetables. A fun new milestone to discover together with your baby. At Olla we have a range of baby food purees with all organic ingredients to help you start this new journey.

Preparing a bottle of infant milk does not have to be difficult! But there are some important steps you need to take which you need to take into account:

1. Wash your hands and make sure that all materials are clean and dry.
2. Boil the required amount of water, and let it cool to around 37 degrees Celsius.
3. Serve the required amount of water in the bottle.
4. Always use the enclosed measuring spoon. Loosely pass the enclosed measuring spoon through the powder and brush it off with the back of a knife.
5. Add the correct amount of scoops to the water. Turn the cap on the bottle and shake carefully until the powder is completely dissolved.
6. Important! Always check the temperature of the food on the inside of your wrist.

When your baby starts getting interested in other foods besides the milk you give, you can start by giving small amounts of pureed fruit and vegetables. Here a couple of tips to get you started:

1. First signs your baby is interested in new foods: your baby puts things in his mouth (such as his own little fist), makes smacking sounds or moves his mouth more often.
2. Start with single flavors; such as just apple, banana, peach, carrot, green beans or cauliflower.
3. Take your time! Your baby is new to these kinds of food. It may take a while before your baby appreciates all their new flavors. Don’t give up; sometimes they need to taste something over 10 times before they start to enjoy the flavor.
4. In the beginning you start with very small bites, sometimes a couple of tea spoons is more than enough. Your baby is learning a new technique since eating is very different from drinking. Take your time and discover together.