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Hi there! Thank you so much for this information. I have low milk supply and have been giving my 1 month old son formula. The formula was really bad for him so I switched to goat milk formula. Since watching your video , i believe this is even better! Is it ok to give the milk to my 1 month old baby ? If so, how much do I give him a day. Our pediatrician didn’t want me giving goat milk but I did it anyways and saw a big difference. However, this is natural real food so i really want that for baby. I wouldn’t eat formula so I rather him have the banana milk or the hemp milk
Hello! I would love to say that you can give this to a one month old baby! However, I have never tried this. I do believe it is far better then any formula or animal product! And the youngest I tried was 5 months, I know of 3 month old baby who was given the raw plant milks with great success! And if you are able to pull it off at 1 month, then I would LOVE if you would post your success story! 🙂
I advise to make the milk as NUTRIENT DENSE as possible! Use either the Coconut or Hemp Milk (banana optional thickener) and use the SEAWEED and/or ALGAE! It is important not to overlook these very important supplements! If you use seaweed, then order the non-contaminated kind from the organic suppliers listed in my blogs. Chlorella is very useful as well with building the immune system.
About 1/4 cup hemp seeds per day, or 3-6 Tablespoons Coconut meat, or 1 whole coconut (meat and water), using dates as the sweetener (which is a very mineral rich food) with… 1-2 teaspoons seaweed or chlorella supplement per day, along with enough water to make it your ideal thickness… maybe 2-6 cups per day. Its hard to tell because babies will grow and their appetite will increase. So be flexible and adjust as they grow. And feed whenever hungry! 🙂 Add fruits and veggies like banana and celery when baby is ready to start eating solids.
Keep us updated! And feel free to contact with any further questions 🙂
so after watching your youtube video i had a question. you recomened 1TBSP of hemp hearts in your recipe with the banana milk formula. Initially i was wondering why other recipes call for 1/4 -1/2 cup. those recipes didn’t use bananas so i thought maybe to get the milky effect. but now after finding this page on your website it also suggest 1/4 cup hemp hearts. could you clear up the confusion for me and maybe suggest a guideline of how to specialize specifically for my daughter; so i can adjust as she grows based on her needs, or for any future children.
Hello! 1/4 cup hemp seeds is the correct measurement. More if the child is younger then 1 year old, and less if they are older then 2 years. The reason you can do less for a 2 year old, is because they are eating fats in solid foods. The video is old, and needs to be updated. But adjust measurements according to the child’s preferences. My 5 year old still prefers fatty milk.