Q1: My baby has dairy allergies/intolerances. Is it safe to feed him Bébé M?
A: Yes. Bébé M formulas are dairy and lactose-free.
Q2: This Formula is FSMP labeled. What does that mean?
A: FSMPs are designed to feed people who, because of a particular disease, disorder, or medical condition, have nutritional needs that cannot be met by consuming standard foodstuffs. Specifically, according to EU legislation, they are intended for patients with a limited, impaired, or disturbed capacity to take, digest, absorb, metabolize, or excrete ordinary foods, specific nutrients, or metabolites or with other medically nutrient requirements whose dietary management cannot be achieved by modification of the regular diet alone. Please always consult your pediatrician before introducing the formula to your baby.
Q3: Why does the formula taste different?
A: It is a known fact that even though rice protein hydrolysate is excellent for digestion, it has a slight bitterness. There is no problem with the product and no risk in feeding it to your baby. We know by experience that babies generally accept and enjoy this formula. Babies' taste buds are different from those of adults, and their appreciation of taste is also different.
Q4: Why are the texture and color so unusual?
A: To meet regulatory requirements, organic rice protein hydrolysate can vary in color and give Bébé M infant formulas a beige to light beige color. The “wet sand” texture is related to two factors: The mix of the powdered ingredients and the cold-pressed vegetable oils. The oils penetrate the powder, giving it a greasy texture that can form clumps easily broken up by touch. Secondly, the fineness of the protein hydrolysate powder tends to clump together.
Q5: Why are there small shavings in the prepared bottle?
A: Adding coconut oil in a cold manufacturing process can form small white particles (coconut shavings). They can be larger than 1mm and dissolve after reconstitution with hot water and vigorous agitation. However, they can still limit the proper flow of a teat with small holes. If required, it is recommended to use teats with larger holes.
Tip: Check our baby formula comparison chart to help you understand the differences between the formulas we offer.