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How many CERELAC® biscuits can my child have in a day?
Follow the serving guidance on the pack. CERELAC® Biscuits should be offered as a snack within a balanced diet, not as a replacement for meals.
From what age can I start feeding my baby CERELAC® Infant Cereals?
CERELAC® Infant Cereals are suitable from 6 months onwards, depending on the product.
Does CERELAC® Infant Cereal contain milk?
Some CERELAC® Infant Cereals contain milk ingredients. Always check the ingredients list and allergen information on the exact pack before feeding.
How soon should prepared CERELAC® Infant Cereal be eaten?
Serve prepared CERELAC® Infant Cereal immediately and discard any unfinished portion after feeding.
What are CERELAC® Protein Jars?
CERELAC® Protein Jars are ready-to-eat baby meals made with carefully selected ingredients and are a source of protein.
Are CERELAC® jars a full meal or a snack?
It depends on the jar type and your baby’s feeding stage. Follow the guidance on the exact pack to determine whether it is intended for a meal or snack occasion.
Can I warm a CERELAC® jar before serving?
CERELAC® jars may be served at room temperature or gently warmed when permitted on the pack.
How long can I keep a CERELAC® jar after opening?
Once opened, refrigerate the jar immediately and use it within the period stated on the pack. Discard any food that has been fed directly from the jar.
From what age can my child have CERELAC® NutriPuffs?
CERELAC® NutriPuffs are suitable from 7 months onwards when stated on the pack and when your baby is developmentally ready.
Do CERELAC® NutriPuffs contain added sugar or salt?
CERELAC® NutriPuffs contain no added sugar and are baked, not fried. Check the local pack for complete salt and nutrition information.
NutriPuffs are designed to melt in the mouth, but close supervision is still essential. Offer a few pieces at a time while your baby is seated upright and alert.
From what age can my child have CERELAC® Biscuits?
CERELAC® Biscuits are suitable from 1 year onwards when stated on the pack. Offer them as a supervised snack and follow the local serving guidance.
What are CERELAC® Purée Pouches?
CERELAC® Purée Pouches are ready-to-eat fruit and vegetable purées developed for complementary feeding. Ingredients and age suitability vary by recipe, so always check the exact pack.
From what age can my child have CERELAC® Purée?
CERELAC® Purée is suitable from 6 months onwards, once your baby is ready for complementary feeding. Follow the age guidance and feeding instructions on the pack.
Does CERELAC® Purée contain added sugar?
Most CERELAC® fruit and vegetable purée recipes contain no added sugar.
If there are no preservatives, how can the purée remain safe until its expiry date?
CERELAC Purée remains safe through controlled heat treatment, airtight sealing, and strict production standards.
How do CERELAC® textures change from around 8 months?
From around 8 months, CERELAC® products may offer richer tastes, thicker textures, and small soft pieces to match developing feeding skills.
Can purée pouches help introduce new fruit and vegetable flavours?
Yes. Age-appropriate fruit and vegetable purées can help introduce a wider range of flavours.
How do I know whether my baby is ready for protein-based meals?
Follow the age and texture guidance on the exact pack and consider your baby’s developmental readiness.
Can protein jars help my baby explore new tastes?
Yes. Protein jars can introduce a wider variety of savoury flavours and ingredients as part of a varied, age-appropriate diet.
Can my 10-month-old have CERELAC® NutriPuffs?
Yes, if the local pack states 7M+ and your baby is developmentally ready. Offer NutriPuffs only while your baby is seated upright and closely supervised.
Nestle Cerelac® Vegetable with Milk Cauliflower Broccoli Parsley Puree Jar, is made from 100% vegetables with milk providing a savory taste, this baby food is free from additives and added sugars and artificial flavors, with a smooth texture for babies from 36 months+ and 250Gm Jar, it's perfect for on-the-go feeding.
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