No. A2 refers to a type of beta-casein, which is a milk protein. It does not indicate whether a product contains lactose. Please check the product label for lactose information.

No. A2 refers to a type of beta-casein protein and is not specific to one animal source. Both goat’s milk and cow’s milk can contain A2 beta-casein. Goat milk predominantly contains A2-type β-casein.

Not necessarily. A2 beta-casein is one characteristic of milk, and it does not mean every child needs to switch. When choosing a milk product, consider the child’s age, overall diet, individual needs, and advice from a healthcare professional where appropriate.

Kabrita is suitable for toddlers and toddlers who have sensitive tendencies. It is ideal for:

• Toddlers with mild digestive issues (e.g., bloating, constipation, diarrhea, or spitting).
• Toddlers with sensitive skin or rashes.
• Toddlers with parents who have known allergy onsets.

However, Kabrita is NOT Recommended for:

• Toddlers with Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA), as goat’s milk still contains similar proteins.
• Toddlers with diagnosed lactose intolerance, as Kabrita still contains lactose.

Most parents notice improvements within 3 to 7 days, depending on the child’s digestive system:

• 2-3 days: Softer stools and improved digestion.
• 5-7 days: Reduced bloating or discomfort.
• 2-4 weeks: Better nutrient absorption, stronger immunity, and increased energy.

Each child is different, so results may vary.

The biggest concern is taste and digestive adjustment.

Some toddlers or toddlers may take time to adapt to Kabrita’s naturally mild taste. To ease the transition, gradually mix Kabrita with their current milk over 5-10 days.

Days Old formula New formula

Day 1 - 3 75% 25%

Day 4 - 7 50% 50%

Day 7 - 9 25% 75%

Day 10 - 12 0% 100%

Expect mild digestive changes (gas or loose stools), which usually resolve as their gut adapts.

No, Kabrita is made from goat’s milk, which is not vegan-friendly. However, it is a natural, gentle dairy alternative for toddlers or toddlers who can consume animal-based products.

Yes! Kabrita Goat’s Milk is Halal-certified, meeting strict quality and safety standards for Muslim families.

Even for healthy toddlers or toddlers, Kabrita offers unique benefits:

• Easier digestion – Softer curds and A2 beta-casein make it gentler on the stomach.
• Enriched with oligosaccharides (HMOs, GOS, FOS) - supporting a toddler's immune system, encouraging beneficial gut bacteria growth, and potentially reducing the risk of infections and allergies.
• Added with Probiotics – Supports gut health and balances gut microbiota.
• Fortified with DHA, ARA, calcium, and iron – Promotes brain and bone development.

If your child thrives on their current milk, switching isn’t necessary—but if you want the closest alternative to mother’s milk, Kabrita is a great choice.

Many parents notice improvements in their child’s skin condition after switching to Kabrita. This is due to:

• True A2 Milk – Easier to digest and less likely to trigger immune responses.
• Lower Alpha-S1 Casein – Reduces inflammation or allergy triggers from milk.
• Prebiotics & probiotics – Balance gut microbiota, which is responsible for 70% of the body's immune system and is closely connected to skin health.

However, if your child has severe eczema or CMPA, consult a doctor before switching.

Most formulas suggest using 70°C water because cow’s milk-based formulas need higher temperatures to break down tougher proteins and to kill certain bacteria that may be present in powdered milk.

The proteins in Kabrita form soft, small curds, so they don’t need high temperatures to dissolve properly. Mixing it at 40°C preserves the nutrients better, especially since Kabrita contains sensitive components like HMOs, DHA, and probiotics. Mixing at 40°C keeps these important nutrients intact, giving your toddler the full benefits.

As long as you use freshly boiled water that has been cooled to 40°C, it is perfectly safe.