- Directions for preparations and use: - Pour desired amount of water into bottle. See Mixing Guide on Package - Add 1 unpacked level scoop (8.7g) of powder for each 2 fl oz water. (Only use enclosed scoop). - Cap bottle; SHAKE WELL. Feed baby immediately. Once feeding begins, use contents within 1 hour or discard - Gerber Good Start GentlePro Stage 1 Infant Formula - Expert-recommended DHA to support brain and eye development - Everyday probiotics to help support a healthy digestive tract - Contains Probiotic B. lactis, Iron, 2'-FL HMO prebiotic - New recyclable packaging - 38 oz.
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Gerber Good Start GentlePro Advanced Complete Nutrition Stage 1 Baby Formula is the first and only infant formula with 2'-FL HMO* and Probiotics that promotes soft stools. Different probiotics have different benefits. We picked ones that improve the good bacteria in tummies and are similar to probiotics found in breastmilk. It is also our closest formula to breastmilk.
Gerber Good Start GentlePro Advanced Complete Nutrition Infant Formula with Iron is a milk based powder with no artificial growth hormones, it's Non GMO (no significant difference has been shown between milk derived from RBST-treated and Non-RBST-treated cows)
What Makes Good Start GentlePro Advanced Complete Nutrition the #1 Brand in Infant Nutrition
Easy-to-digest proteins: Small proteins that are gentle on tiny tummies.
Probiotic B. lactis: Active probiotic cultures which support your baby's digestive health.
2'-FL HMO (Human Milk Oligosaccharide*): A prebiotic just like one of those found at significant levels in breastmilk. Studies have shown that HMOs help support.
What is the Baby Stage For This Formula
Gerber Good Start GentlePro Advanced Complete Nutrition is a Stage 1 formula that is for 0 to 12 Months.
About Gerber
In 1867, Henri Nestle, a pharmacist, was asked to look in on a neighbor's child who couldn't breastfeed. The baby thrived on the special mixture Henri created. Soon, Nestle's innovation—the world's first infant food—was being sold throughout Europe, and the first infant food company, Farine Lactee Henri Nestle, was launched.
