The information on our website is designed to help you with your most important job - caring for your child. Our friendly Anmum Customer Care team are always happy to answer your questions, but you can also find answers to many of our most frequently asked questions on this page. If you'd like further information, please refer to our contact page.

 

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What is our position on breastfeeding?

What is Anmum?

Anmum PediaPro3

 

OUR POSITION ON BREASTFEEDING

Q. What is your position on breastfeeding?

We believe that breast milk is the best source of nutrition for your little ones. We support the World Health Organisation’s recommendation for breastfeeding as the only source of nutrition for the first 6 months of life, and the introduction of safe and appropriate foods thereafter to supplement continued breastfeeding.

 

Q. In instances where women cannot or choose not to breastfeed, what is your recommendation?

While breast milk is the best source of nutrition for babies, we also support the World Health Organisation’s acknowledgement that infant formula is the only safe alternative where women cannot or chose not to breastfeed. Introducing partial bottle-feeding can negatively affect breastfeeding, but for mothers who cannot or choose not to breastfeed, we have developed Anmum – a range of nutritionally formulated infant formula products. 

 

WHAT IS ANMUM?

Q. How long has Anmum been around for?

Anmum has been successfully sold in markets in Asia for the last 18 years and is a trusted brand internationally. Anmum has been sold in New Zealand since 2016. Being owned locally by the farmers and with over 50 years of expertise in the paediatric nutrition area, we are really proud of our formulation.

 

Q. Where can I find Anmum products?

Our full list of retailers is available online at: https://www.anmum.com/nz/contact/stockists.html. We are doing our best to stock Anmum in as many stores as possible and the Anmum product range is available for retailers to order. If you have noticed your local supermarket doesn't stock Anmum, we suggest you touch base with the store manager and let them know you’re missing us!

Alternatively, Anmum is available online at TheMarket.com

 

 

Q. Are your cows grass fed?

Grass is a natural food source for cows and New Zealand is one of the few places in the world where cows can graze on grass, year round. During times of the year when grass growth is low, our farmers may decide to use supplementary feed to ensure cows receive adequate nutrition, however supplementary feeds typically form a small percentage of our cows’ total diet.

 

Q. Are there any differences between the formulation sold overseas and the formulations sold in New Zealand?

Formulation and regulatory requirements can differ across countries. The Anmum range sold within the New Zealand market are formulated specifically to meet local regulations.

 

Q. My baby has an allergy to cow’s milk protein – is ANMUM suitable?

The full range of ANMUM products contain intact cow’s milk protein and is therefore not suitable for children with a cow’s milk allergy.

 

Q. Why do I have to accept that ‘breast is best’ before I can go to your website?

We support the aim and intent of the recommendations made by the NZ Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization Code of Marketing Breast Milk Substitutes. We choose to market our brand responsibly, which is why we include this disclaimer on our website.

 

Q. Do ANMUM products require different preparation versus other milk powders?

Yes. It is important to carefully read and always follow the mixing and feeding instructions on all infant formula, follow-on and toddler milk products. Incorrect preparation or dilution of infant formula or toddler milk products can make your child ill.

 

ANMUM PEDIAPRO3

Q. What is ANMUM PediaPro3 Toddler Milk?

ANMUM PediaPro3 Toddler Milk is a specifically formulated nutritional supplement suitable for toddlers aged from 12 months whose normal nutritional intake may not be enough to support their daily growth & development needs. It contains no added sugars, and additional vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin D, iron and zinc along with prebiotics and Bifidobacterium lactis DR10^TM – a friendly bacteria.  

 

Q. What is the whey:casein ratio for ANMUM PediaPro3?

ANMUM PediaPro3 is formulated to have a nutritional profile which is the same as cow’s milk and contains a whey to casein ratio of 20:80.

 

Q. How many scoops are needed to prepare Anmum PediaPro3?

Feeding tables are available here: https://www.anmum.com/nz/products/neopro-and-pediapro/anmum-pediapro-3. They can also be found on the side of every can of Anmum. It is important that you use the scoop provided within your tin of Anmum, and follow the on pack instructions as this gives the correct amount of powder to water ratio.

 

Q. Is there a need for ANMUM PediaPro3? My toddler drinks plain cow’s milk – can this be used instead?

Plain cow’s milk is suitable for children over the age of 12 months and can be used in place of toddler milk.

Our Anmum PediaPro3 toddler milk contains no added sugars, and additional vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin D, iron and zinc along with prebiotics and Bifidobacterium lactis DR10^TM – a friendly bacteria. If you are worried that your little one is going through a phase of fussy eating, toddler milk is a great way to make sure they are getting many of the nutrients they need, to support their active bodies and minds.

 

Q. What do you mean by “No Added Sugars” in Anmum Pediapro3? What other types of sugars are there apart from sucrose?

In order to make this claim, a food or beverage can not contain any added sugar – this includes sucrose, glucose syrup solids, maltodextrin and lactose, which are recognised by regulatory authorities as ‘sugars’.

Anmum is proud to provide a Toddler Milk in the New Zealand market with No Added Sugars. See more information about added sugars.

 

Q. Is it possible to drink too much ANMUM PediaPro3? What happens?

The amount of ANMUM PediaPro3 used should be consumed according to the recommended feeding table on the back of the pack or website. An increase in the consumption of toddler milk above what is recommended may displace other weaning foods in the diet.