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Gallia Calisma Growth 3 powdered milk 12 months-3 years suitable for 1-3 years 2 x 600 g

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Description

Follow-on milk based on cow’s milk, enriched with iron, vitamins and DHA for a complete formula
Tailored to the needs of growing toddlers aged 12 months to 3 years
Supports the development of the immune system and natural defences
Can be used alongside or as a follow-on from breastfeeding or first-stage formula
Quick to prepare with an integrated measuring scoop for precise dosing
Follow-on milk for young children – Net weight: 1200 g (2 × 600 g)

Gallia Calisma Growth 3 powdered milk is expertly designed to support toddlers from 12 months as they develop, with special focus on their maturing immune system. This follow-on formula meets the specific nutritional needs of young children up to 3 years old—a crucial period for building natural defences.

Tailored immune support

Enriched with the Pronutra+ complex, this growing-up milk actively helps strengthen immune defences, which are vital during the early years. As your child’s immune system rapidly develops, Calisma Growth 3 provides essential nutrients to support this process. Its balanced nutrition complements a varied diet for 12–36-month-olds while being gentle on delicate digestive systems.

A smooth nutritional transition

From 12 months, your child’s dietary needs evolve—while their meals become more varied, certain nutrients remain essential for healthy growth. This powdered milk delivers an optimised blend of vitamins and minerals, without compromising on quality. Its formula integrates seamlessly into daily routines, whether mixed into meals or used as a base for age-appropriate recipes.

This Gallia formulation combines nutritional expertise with careful attention to key developmental stages, helping little ones thrive.

REF:

3041091099723

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LABORATOIRE GALLIA
BSA - CS13754
81 rue de Sans Souci
69576 Limonest Cedex

0800.202.202

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Compositions & ingredients

The composition may be subject to variations, so we advise you to always check the list on the purchased product.

Ingredients: Lactose (MILK) - Skimmmed milk (MILK) - Vegetable oils (palm, sunflower, rapeseed) - Galacto-oligosaccharides (MILK) - Maltodextrins - Demineralised whey (MILK) - Concentrated whey proteins (MILK) - Fructo-oligosaccharides - Fish oil (FISH) - Emulsifier: soya lecithin (SOYA) - Choline chloride - Taurine - Antioxidant: tocopherol-rich extract - Minerals (calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, potassium and sodium citrates, magnesium chloride, iron, zinc, copper and manganese sulphates, potassium iodide, sodium selenite) - Vitamins (A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B8, B9, C, D3, E, K1).

Average analysis		Per 100 g of powder	Per 100 ml prepared at 14.40%
Energy	kJ	1890	270
	kcal	451	65
Protein of which	g	10.4	1.5
Caseins	g	5.2	0.7
Whey proteins	g	5.2	0.7
Carbohydrates of which	g	55.8	8
Sugars	g	46.2	6.6
Of which lactose	g	42.7	6.2
Fats of which	g	19.4	2.8
Saturated fatty acids	g	5.1	0.7
Linoleic acid	g	2.66	0.383
Alpha-linolenic acid	g	0.469	0.068
DHA	mg	80	12
ARA	mg	7	1
Dietary fibre	g	5.8	0.8
Minerals
Sodium	mg	180	26
Potassium	mg	485	70
Chloride	mg	284	41
Calcium	mg	631	91
Phosphorus	mg	345	50
Magnesium	mg	39	5.6
Iron	mg	8.3	1.2

Average analysis		Per 100 g of powder	Per 100 ml prepared at 14.40%
Zinc	mg	6.2	0.89
Copper	μg	284	41
Manganese	μg	54	7.8
Selenium	μg	10	1.5
Iodine	μg	90	13
Vitamins
A	μg-RE	452	65
D3	μg	12	1.7
E	mg-αTE	7.9	1.1
K1	μg	34	4.9
C	mg	104	15
B1	μg	347	50
B2	μg	864	124
Niacin	μg	3100	440
B6	μg	277	40
Folic acid	μg	88	13
B12	μg	1	0.14
Biotin	μg	11	1.6
Pantothenic acid	μg	2357	339
Others
Choline	mg	69	10
Taurine	mg	37	5.4

Gallia Laboratory encourages breastfeeding for at least the first 6 months of a baby’s life, in line with WHO recommendations. Breast milk is the ideal and natural food for infants, perfectly adapted to their specific needs. A mother’s balanced diet is important for preparing and continuing breastfeeding. Mixed feeding can interfere with breastfeeding, and it is difficult to reverse the decision not to breastfeed. If using infant formula when the mother cannot or chooses not to breastfeed, it is essential to strictly follow preparation and usage instructions and seek medical advice.
In addition to milk, water is the only essential drink.
Incorrect use could pose a risk to the child’s health. Socio-economic implications should be considered when choosing a feeding method.