• Coconut Oil : Coconut oil is an important source of the saturated fats that are easy to metabolise and provide long term energy for the growth and activity of infants and toddlers between meals.
• Sunflower Oil : There are two fats within the list of essential nutrients that must be in food to sustain health and wellness, sunflower oil is added to take advantage of its high level of one of them, the omega-6 polyunsaturated fat ‘linoleic acid’.
• High Oleic Sunflower Oil : This type of sunflower oil is high in the mono-unsaturated fat, oleic acid. This fat is an important source of energy and is understood to support healthy cholesterol balance for cell formation.
• Canola Oil : There are two fats within the list of essential nutrients that must be in food to sustain health and wellness, canola oil is added to take advantage of its high level of one of them, the omega-3 polyunsaturated fat ‘alpha-linolenic acid’.

Thirteen minerals (calcium, phosphorus, potassium, chlorine, sodium, potassium, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper, manganese, iodine, selenium) are added to ensure the essential nutrients for a healthy infant or toddler are present in their food.

• GOS (Galacto-oligosaccharides) :
  GOS is a type of fibre sourced from cows’ milk. Human breast milk has many types of fibres and they are part of the diet of infants and toddlers to help develop the gut in it’s role as part of the immune system and promote the growth of good gut bacteria.
• FOS (Fructo-oligosaccharides) :
  FOS is a water soluble fibre sourced from sugar. Like GOS, it is added to support the development of the gut and preparing it to handle solids and the more diverse diet as they grow.
• ARA (Arachidonic Acid) :
  A polyunsaturated omega-6 oil, ARA is added to lower the work the body must do to create it itself. Added in this way to ensure it is available in its key role as 6% of the brain and its function in promoting the repair and growth of muscle.
• DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) :
  A polyunsaturated omega-3 oil, DHA is added to lower the work the body must do create it itself. Added in this was to ensure it is available in its role as being the most abundant omega-3 fat in the brain, and the majority of the polyunsaturated fats in the retina (the part of the eye that converts light into the signals read by the brain).
• Emulsifier :
  The only ingredient sourced from soy, the emulsifier is added to allow the formula to mix well and consistently into the water.

• Choline : An essential nutrient, choline is vital to the creation of cell membranes (their ‘skin’) and for the signalling of muscles by the brain.
• Inositol : Essentially a sugar that is made in the kidneys, it is added to lower the work the young body had to do to ensure the availability of this key nutrient for it’s important role in the function of hormones and the nervous system.
• Taurine : Taurine is an acid that is made from a specific essential protein in the typical diet of adults, it is added to ensure it is available at sufficient levels for the development of the infant or toddler body.
• L-Carnitine : Important for cell function, L-Carnitine is added to ensure that it is available for the infant and toddler body where it may be struggling to produce enough.
• Acidity Regulator : The ingredients of formula tend to be slightly acid and while this is not a concern, it isn’t like human breast milk, which generally is neutral. Taking a guide from nature, an acidity regulator is added to adjust the formula to be as nature intended.
• Nucleotides : The building blocks of DNA, nucleotides are added to lower the work the infant or toddler body mus do in the creation of the nucleotides their body requires.