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24 questions from our users
Sherine E.asked
Is it ok to feed my toddler cerelac without water nor milk??
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Ogunshola A.asked
Wheat based infant cereal with milk powder and mixed fruits turns black after preparation. What happened?
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Kusuma R.asked
How con use that tell me?
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Arif A.asked
Can I mix fish soup with Cerelac as my 10 months girl baby like Cerelac rather than fish soup...??
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Ramakrishnan U.asked
Have introduced my grandson to cerelac rice. Should the same be given with exact measurement of 75ml water for 3 scoops or can the water measurement be less? As the baby drools a lot finding it difficult if the feed is watery.
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Laurenta A.asked
Pls my baby is 6 months can I mix nan
two formula milk with Nestle Cerelac rice to serve baby?
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Soma S.asked
After mixed cerelac again we have to boil?
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Kavitha R.asked
Can I mix cerealac with boiling water?
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jr b.asked
It’s ok to feed cerelac early in the morning around 4:00 am??
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Mina Aasked
Hi, the instructions say 90mls to 2.5 teaspoons of cerelac (AUS). I feel that this is too much water and the consistency becomes very watery almost like milk. So I reduced the water. Is this ok?
Also the amount that is made seems soo much for my baby to have just started.. am I mean to feed her the whole thing or only a couple of spoons?
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Olayinkaasked
My baby is 6month am given him rice cerelac and I want to know maybe I can mix it with nan 2 formula milk? Thank you
Constance Easked
Please can I use cooled water to prepare Honey & Wheat with Milk CERELAC?
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Jagarlamudi Dasked
Can we kept 2 types of cerelac in a day for baby?
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Annasked
Hi gud day....can i use distilled water (absolute or wilkins) for cerelac ? Thanks Godbless
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Carlasked
My baby is 6 mnths and she started eating cerelac, can i have her formula mix with cerelac everythime she does not like to eat? Just a form not to skip her meal.
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Urviasked
Hi..my baby is 7 month old.can i give her rice cerelac in milk form (liquid)???
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I'm waiting for an answer for this query...
Yes u can give your baby in liquid form, but after few days give your baby cerelac in more thick form
my 3yrs old, can i give him cerelac to eat
holleah77asked
I've just made this up but it is more than my Bub would eat in one go. Can this be served later? Even tomorrow?
Sam.Aliasked
Hi there.My baby girl is 9 months old and she loves the rice cereal but it causes constipation..Is it okay to mix it with another type of cerelac cereals like wheat or wheat with dates ? Thanks
Harpreet Singhasked
Hi. My baby is 1.5 years old. Can I give hime Cerelac stage 4?
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there should be no problem doing that. At 1.5 years old though, it is pretty safe to be giving your little one normal cereal which will save you $$$ and depending what you choose, will probably be more nutritious for your little one - Hope that helps
Dilsasked
Is this cerelac rice need to be mix with hot water? When I mix with hot water, there formed many lumps. When I mix with cold water, it was fine and baby ate it. So can i mix with normal water and give to baby??
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yes with water or milk .
I usually use room temperature milk
I have always used cooled boiled water, formula or breastmilk
The Nescafé TeamNestle
Hi Dils, it’s Megan from the Nestlé baby Careline. For best results, we recommend using boiled water that has been cooled to a lukewarm temperature. Alternatively, you can substitute the water with breast milk.
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