Sammy’s Milk Right Nutrition Blend

Right Nutrition Blend for Sensitive Little Tummies

It would be great if breast milk were an option for all babies, but not every mom can produce enough milk, and not all babies are able to breastfeed well enough to meet their nutritional needs.  But for those tiny sensitive tummies that can’t or don’t get mother’s breast milk, Sammy’s Milk goat’s milk based formula is a great option.  Sammy’s Milk has the right nutrition blend of natural ingredients little ones enjoy.

We love providing the right nutrition blend of natural ingredients in a goat milk based formula we can be proud of.  Then we add other ingredients to ensure your child gets the nutrition they need for healthy development.  These ingredients include non-gmo avocado, wild caught fish oil, molasses, tapioca and methylated vitamins.  Each ingredient brings key nutrients to the mix. 

Free Range Happy Goat’s Milk

Sammy’s Goat milk powder comes from a free range goat farm.  These are happy goats that never get antibiotics or hormones.  They have room to move around freely, within pastures.  Sammy’s Milk uses goat milk because it is easier for little sensitive tummies to digest. We don’t add soy products or cow milk to our formula. Goat milk is easier to digest because it has smaller fat globules compared to cow’s milk.  Lower lactose levels are another way goat’s milk is easier to digest.  Goat’s milk also contains A2 protein and oligosaccharides, making it similar to human milk.  Oligosaccharides stimulate the growth and division of beneficial probiotic bacteria in the gut, like prebiotics do.

Avocados

Our avocados are sodium, sugar and cholesterol free.  More importantly, our avocados are a great source of five essential nutrients toddlers need: vitamin C, vitamin K, magnesium, folate and fiber. These nutrients contribute to bone health, eye development, healthy growth and they support your child’s immune system.  There is another important benefit, avocado helps kids absorb fat soluble nutrients like vitamins A, D,K, and more that are in the other key Sammy’s Milk ingredients.

Wild Caught Fish Oil

Omega 3s, alpha-linolenic acid, eicosatetraenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid, are essential for brain and eye development.  Research also links Fish Oil Omega 3s to heart health, mood, asthma and eczema improvement.  Researchers believe these also help improve learning memory, attention and behavior in toddlers.  We carefully measure the ingredient amount for easy digestion and correct nutrient value.

Molasses

Dark Molasses provides iron, manganese, magnesium, copper, vitamin B6, selenium, potassium and calcium AND is surprisingly low in sugar.  Those nutrients contribute to bone health, heart health, hemoglobin production and cell protection from antioxidants. The iron in molasses helps little bodies grow and develop.  It also helps children make healthy red blood cells which move oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body, and enhances oxygen storage and use in muscles.

Tapioca

Tapioca is an easy to digest form of carbohydrate with a mild flavor and is free of common allergens.  It is another source of calcium, iron, Vitamin C, and natural fiber and contributes to the texture of the formula without changing the taste significantly.   

Methylated Vitamins

B-vitamin folate is an essential nutrient for infants and toddlers.  It optimizes cell division, tissue growth and cognitive development, so it is especially crucial for babies.  MTHF is the main form of folate in breast milk and in Sammy’s Milk.  DSM reports a recent study found the use of MTHF to be safe in Infant and toddler formula. What we like about methylated vitamins is how easy it is for sensitive little tummies to digest essential nutrients.

We are Proud of Our Clean Production and Right Nutrition Blend

Sammy’s milk is clean nutrition.  Our production kitchen is FDA approved and our testing exceeds federal requirements.  We use the right nutrition blend of natural ingredients for healthy babies.  Thanks for visiting our article today and Ask Sammy if you have any questions.

Written By Jo Gardner, B.S.
published 12-10-2021