Nestlé CERELAC Baby Rice Infant Cereal – 200g

✓ Made with carefully selected wholesome grains
✓ Iron: Containing an average of 50% of your baby’s iron RDI per serve, iron is a key mineral that supports the functioning of your baby’s immune system and assists in carrying oxygen within the body.
✓ Vitamin C: Key antioxidant and can help the body absorb iron and assist in immune system functioning.
✓ Probiotic Bifidus B_L: A probiotic similar to those found in the digestive system of breastfed babies.
✓ Enjoy CERELAC Rice as part of a gradual introduction to a variety of solid foods.

Nutrition Information

(Prepared as 15g of dry cereal + 90mL of water)

+ Recommended dietary intake for infants up to 6 months

Ingredients
Rice Flour (Contains Soy), Vegetable Oils, Maltodextrin, Vitamin C, Mineral (Iron), Culture (Bifidus), Antioxidants (Mixed Tocopherols Concentrate, Ascorbyl Palmitate).
May contain Milk.

CERELAC is made with a special technology called CHE (Cereals Hydrolysed Enzymatically) which breaks down the carbohydrates into smaller components.

Allergens
Contains Soy.
May contain Milk.

Wash your hands before preparing your baby’s food. Make sure all utensils (spoon, bowl) are thoroughly clean.  Boil clean drinking water for 5 minutes. Allow to cool. Measure 90mL and pour lukewarm water^ into your baby’s bowl. Add 15g of CERELAC approx. 1.5 AU tablespoons. Stir until the cereal is a smooth consistency and feed immediately using a clean spoon. Discard any uneaten portion.

^ Water can be substituted with baby’s usual milk if desired. When prepared with breast milk, it may become more watery. Reduce quantity of breast milk added to achieve desired consistency. 

Extra nutrients will be provided if made up with breast milk or infant formula.

90mL water + 15g CERELAC Baby Rice.
1-2 serves per day (recommended)

Close the sachet and box after each use and store, in a cool, dry place. Use within 30 days of opening. Contents may settle.

Mothers should continue breastfeeding during and after introduction of complementary foods. As babies grow at different paces, health professionals should advise the parents on the appropriate time when their baby should start receiving complementary foods.