NAN FAQs

NAN® OPTIPRO® KID is a Nestlé growing-up milk designed to supplement the nutritional needs of young children from 3 years onward. NAN® OPTIPRO® KID has a unique combination of 5 HMO's, optimized protein, and B lactis Probiotics to support healthy growth and immunity. 

NAN® OPTIPRO® KID is intended for young children from 3 years onward.

NAN® OPTIPRO® KID is composed of optimized proteins, DHA, a blend of vitamins including C & D, folic acid and biotin; minerals including calcium, iron, magnesium and zinc; 5 HMOs; and probiotics. 

Wash hands carefully. Wash the cup thoroughly and boil it for 5 minutes, then keep it covered until use. Boil drinking water and allow it to cool. Follow the feeding table for the required quantities. Pour water into the cup first. Add the powder using only the provided scoop and level off excess powder. Keep the scoop dry and return it to the can. Close the can after each use and store it in a cool, dry place. Stir until completely dissolved and check the temperature before serving. Use the prepared drink within one hour.

The feeding table for NAN® OPTIPRO® KID recommends 2 servings per day, alongside a healthy and balanced diet, for children aged 3 years and above.

If your child has a cow’s milk allergy, NAN® OPTIPRO® KID should not be given unless your child’s doctor specifically advises otherwise. If your child has lactose intolerance, the pediatrician should be consulted first.

Keep the pack tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from heat, humidity and strong odours. Use a clean, dry scoop and finish the powder within 4 weeks after opening the pack. Buy only from authorised, reputable retailers and check the seal, product name, age indication, batch code, and expiry date. 

Children aged 3+ need a balanced, varied diet providing protein for growth, calcium and vitamin D for bones, iron for development, healthy fats, vitamins, minerals, fibre and fluids. Offer fruits, vegetables, whole grains, protein foods and suitable dairy, which can include growing-up milk such as NAN® OPTIPRO® KID.

The feeding table for NAN® OPTIPRO® KID recommends 2 servings per day, alongside a healthy and balanced diet, for children aged 3 years and above.

For a healthy child aged 3 years and above, suitable everyday drinks include water and milk, with natural fruit juice only in limited amounts. Fortified growing-up milk such as NAN® OPTIPRO® KID can provide nutrients including vitamin D and calcium as part of a balanced diet.
 

Seek advice for poor growth, unexpected weight change, severe food restriction, difficulty chewing or swallowing, repeated vomiting, chronic diarrhoea or constipation, suspected allergy, or significant concerns about the diet. Bring details of everything the child consumes, including fortified products such as NAN® OPTIPRO® KID and supplements.

If your toddler regularly experiences digestive discomfort such as tummy pain, bloating, diarrhoea, nausea or vomiting after having a formula, speak with your child’s healthcare professional.

Always prepare toddler milk formula according to the instructions on the product label. Wash your hands and use clean, dry preparation and feeding utensils. Measure the specified amount of safe drinking water first, add the exact number of level scoops indicated on the pack using only the scoop provided, and mix until completely dissolved.

When switching between two age-appropriate toddler formulas, prepare the new formula exactly according to its packaging instructions. Some children can switch directly, while others may prefer a gradual transition to become accustomed to the new taste. NAN® OPTIPRO® KID can be considered when switching to a new age-appropriate growing-up milk.

Standard toddler formulas are designed for children without specific feeding concerns, while sensitive or comfort formulas may use modified ingredients for particular nutritional or digestive needs. NAN® OPTIPRO® KID and NAN® SUPREMEPRO KID offer different nutritional formulations designed for growing children.

This is not related to NAN® SUPREMEPRO KID, but we see most of the volumes around babies, so I’m highlighting this for discussion.

HMO stands for Human Milk Oligosaccharides, complex carbohydrates naturally found in breast milk. Some infant and growing-up formulas also contain HMOs, including products within the NAN® OPTIPRO® range.

When choosing growing-up milk with immune-supporting nutrition in mind, look for options that contain nutrients such as HMOs, probiotics, vitamins A, C and D, zinc, and quality protein. NAN® OPTIPRO® KID contains several of these components to complement the balanced diet of a growing child.

NAN® is the No.1 formula and growing-up milk brand recommended by pediatricians world wide. This claim is supported by a Harris Interactive survey of 2,070 pediatricians across the top 20 category markets, where NAN® achieved the highest share of most-often recommendations.

NAN products are designed to support your child’s nutritional needs as they grow, but the main differences are in their protein, probiotics and HMOs. For example, NAN OPTIPRO KID combines optimized OPTIPRO® protein with Bifidus BL probiotics and 5 HMOs. These ingredients are designed to support age-appropriate growth, gut microbiota and immunity. Different NAN formulas may use different protein approaches or combinations of these ingredients to meet specific nutritional needs.

NAN Optipro KID is designed to support the nutritional needs and healthy development of growing children, while NAN Supreme Pro KID offers a more advanced formulation featuring 5 HMOs, Gentle OPTIPRO® partially hydrolyzed protein, B. lactis probiotic and DHA. NAN Supreme Pro KID therefore provides a more specialized nutritional composition, with ingredients designed to support areas including immunity, digestion and brain development.

Yes, NAN products that are specifically indicated for children aged 3 years and above can be included as part of an age-appropriate, balanced and varied diet. Always check the age indication and serving instructions on the NAN product packaging.

Children can experience changes in digestion or bowel habits for many reasons. If you notice constipation or other digestive changes while your child is consuming NAN, speak with your healthcare professional, particularly if the symptoms persist or cause discomfort.

A NAN product designed for your child’s age can be included as part of a balanced and varied diet. Follow the recommended serving and preparation instructions provided on the NAN packaging and seek advice from your healthcare professional regarding your child’s individual nutritional requirements.

The recommended age depends on the specific NAN product, as different NAN products may be designed for different age groups. Always follow the age indication shown on the NAN packaging and consult your healthcare professional if you are uncertain about the right product for your child.

If your child has digestive concerns, it is important to discuss them with a healthcare professional before choosing a NAN product. They can help assess your child’s individual needs and advise on an appropriate nutritional approach.

If your child experiences digestive discomfort, speak with your healthcare professional. HCPs may look for formulas with features that support digestive comfort, such as active probiotic cultures like L. reuteri and ingredients designed to support gut comfort and gut flora balance, depending on your child’s individual nutritional needs. some NAN formulas have these components but you need to check the label before deciding on which formula to buy.