[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We might be the single biggest Bubs fans there are. If you didn’t know, babies can often struggle to process cow protein. And most formulas are dairy based! This mean babies can be super irritated from gas pains. Goat milk formula totally fixes this, you just have to stick with it for 3-4 weeks. We did this for our newborn and he’s a totally different baby. SO happy!!!

I have been using this since my daughter was 2 months old. She has baby reflux and a very sensitive stomach. This worked wonders. Goat Milk is also the closest to breast milk over cows milk. So for those who think or have read that goat milk is bad for infants I suggest further research on their part.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a dad, I’ve been on the lookout for the best nutrition for my little one, and Bubs Goat Infant Formula with Iron has definitely impressed me. The formula is made from goat's milk, which has been easier on my baby's tummy compared to traditional cow's milk formulas. I appreciate that it contains added iron, which is crucial for my baby’s development, and it’s reassuring to know that it's sourced from high-quality ingredients. My baby seems to enjoy the taste, and I've noticed fewer digestive issues since we switched.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thank you Influenster and Aussie Bubs for gifting me this formula in exchange for my honest review. My baby drank this formula just fine. It doesn’t have a strong smell, although my baby’s spit up smelt more like vomit which was unpleasant. Overall, this is a great formula I’d recommend to other parents.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So my baby girl has never tried goat milk before, but I must say I love how it’s got the vitamins in it … and I love how it has all the cleaning ingredients … it didn’t smell bad and I guess it had a good taste because she drinks it right down …. If I had to buy this, I would say it was a great price.. I would believe that this is more gentle on the baby stomach then regular formula is .  another thing is if you feel like your babies, having trouble with formula then switched to this brand because it could help so much.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our baby used up this can quickly as we had no issues with spit ups or not tolerating it. He seemed to like drinking this formula and didn’t refuse any bottles. Overall, it’s expensive and we don’t mind our normal formula, which is much cheaper, so we will be sticking to that. It didn’t cause issues, but it’s average and goats formula is no better than regular formula for your baby.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This formula is fantastic! Especially for babies with allergies. I love it so much and so does my child. I just wish thwasnt wasn't as expensive as it is. Packaging is very cute with the goats on it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We loved it!! First of all it’s from Australia, it looks like a high quality formula for babies!! Why goat milk? First of all it’s very good for digestion! Babies who are struggling to poop. It’s good for gentle tummies. I recommend giving it to a baby who struggles with pooping. I still prefer my European formula , clean formula.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently I stopped breastfeeding my 9 month old, after trying so many different brands of formula her pediatrician and I decided goat milk formula was the best for her! We came across Bubs goat formula after the one we were using had a worldwide shortage. She adjusted better to the taste and given the big scoop it takes the guess work out of preparation since it’s less scoops to count.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Bubs goat milk infant formula contains A2 protein, which makes it naturally easier to digest. This formula offers complete infant nutrition, supports digestive and intestinal health and contains minerals such as calcium and iron. Did you know that goat milk-based infant formula is the most similar to breast milk at a molecular level?