[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.] My nephew just turned one but is still on formula for dinner and his bedtime bottle - we’ve had Aussie Bubs for the past few nights and he does really seem to enjoy it! Doesn’t drink any less than his normal formula! It comes in an easy to use container and you make it the same you’d make a regular bottle. He didn’t have any tummy issues after drinking it either

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm glad to see a product with goats milk and not the abundance of useless ingredients that will poison your child. The taste and usefulness of this product are premium to the competition. This product is made in Australia and priced at a very competitive point, if only it was organic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The nutrient solution is very comprehensive, with probiotics + double prebiotics + lutein + algae oil DHA, which is very helpful for digestion and absorption, and eye and brain care. In terms of taste, there is no sheep smell that I worried about, but a light milky fragrance, and it tastes very delicate and smooth. My baby is quite picky. It took a long time to accept the milk powder before, but this time it took only one week to accept Bubs. It is very smooth, but my baby found a rash two hours after the first try. I don’t know if it is related to this milk powder, and it has been suspended now.

My daughter is just over 4mths and has been on Aussie Bubs Goat for about 6.5wks. We combofeed but will be transitioning to full formula now that we found a formula she does so well on! No gas pains, so issues with pooping (goes at least once per day!), reduced reflux, among others. It also smells and tastes great- yes, I tried it! Very similar to my breastmilk, to be honest. I will say that the ONLY con is the use of palm oil, but it is what it is. If Aussie Bubs ever created a recipe without the palm oil I would be even happier. But my girl is happy and healthy- and that makes for a happy mommy and daddy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my baby’s first time trying goat milk. She is a picky eater but she likes it ! The formula dissolves easily and the packaging is cute . I think it also helps with her digestive system and I haven’t noticed any spit ups so far .

My son has been on this since he was 14 days old and now he’s 9 months. He loves it! I’ve never had an issue with him drinking it. It doesn’t smell bad like other formula. AND this definitely helps put weight on. He’s a HEALTHY boy. Definitely recommend this. If I have anymore children, they will be on this too.

[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!!!

Aussie Bubs Goat Milk formula has been a lifesaver for our 2 month old with a Cow's milk protein intolerance here in the United States. We tried so many formulas, including hypoallergenic ones, visits to the gastro, laxatives, etc to ease her gas pain and constipation. This is the ONLY formula she loves, no belly pain, and normal regular poops! Thank you!!

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.