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• Nestle Cerelac Baby Cereal with Milk, Wheat-Rice Mixed fruits 10 Months+ 
  Nestle Cerelac Baby Cereal with Milk is a complementary baby food for infants from 10 to 24 months. While infants and children have higher requirements of nutrients than adults, 2 servings of Cerelac  Wheat - Rice Mixed Fruit Cereal provide 37% of a baby’s daily need^ of iron. It is also a source of 14 important nutrients including vitamins and minerals. Vitamins A, C, D, and Zinc help support normal immune system function. This baby cereal is rich in protein and packed with the goodness of cereal, milk, and fruits. With 155 years of scientific expertise in infant nutrition, Nestle develops infant nutrition products backed by evolving science and research. Innovation has been at the heart of Nestle since its beginning.
   

Benifits

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• • Wheat rice mixed fruit baby cereal: rich in iron baby cereal for babies from 10 to 12 months
  • Essential nutrients for growth: a source of 14 important nutrients including vitamins and minerals
  • Rich in Iron: In just 2 serves, it provides 99% of the baby's daily need of iron
  • Goodness of healthy ingredients: Comes with the goodness of cereal, milk, and fruits
  • Important notice: mother's milk is best for your baby

How to use

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• • Wash your hands before preparing the baby's food and clean all the utensils thoroughly
  • Take about 100 ml of lukewarm water into the baby's bowl
  • Add 4 scoops of Nestle Cerelac Fortified Baby Cereal
  • Stir till smooth and feed the baby immediately using a clean spoon

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