Health and Development

Health and Development

Moving well through pregnancy, birth and postpartum: A Doula’s guide

Moving well through pregnancy, birth and postpartum: A Doula’s guide

October 29, 2026

A doula's guide to moving well through pregnancy, birth and postpartum. Discover tips on how to optimise your movement.

Iron-rich foods for your little one

Iron-rich foods for your little one

October 29, 2026

Here are some iron-rich foods to incorporate into your little one's diet.

Baby poop colour guide: What's normal and what's not?

Baby poop colour guide: What's normal and what's not?

October 22, 2026

In this guide, LittleOak's pediatric nutritionist, Amelia, explains what different poop colours mean, what’s normal, and when to see a doctor.

Goat vs cow: The benefits of goat milk for babies and children

Goat vs cow: The benefits of goat milk for babies and children

September 20, 2026

Explore the benefits of goat milk on infant nutrition - from easier digestion to naturally occurring nutrients - and how it compares with cow milk. Read now.

Understanding cluster feeding in newborns

Understanding cluster feeding in newborns

September 10, 2026

Explore our cluster feeding with a newborn blog, with simple and practical tips for adapting to more frequent feeds. Read now.

Baby-Led Weaning Recipe Guide

Baby-Led Weaning Recipe Guide

August 26, 2026

Read our baby led weaning recipe guide to explore simple first food ideas and practical tips for every stage of weaning. Read now.

When should you start your baby on solids?

When should you start your baby on solids?

May 14, 2026

Learn the key signs of readiness, how to introduce solids safely, and balanced “day on a plate” ideas to support your baby’s nutrition from 6 months and beyond.

Why is your baby constipated?

Why is your baby constipated?

May 11, 2026

Discover common causes of constipation in children, with expert insights from Paediatric Naturopath Lisa Moane.

DHA and ARA explained

DHA and ARA explained

April 13, 2026

You may have heard us talk about DHA and ARA...but what exactly are they, and why do we use them in our range? Let's take a closer look at these two important ingredients.

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LittleOak formula promises it’s quality and my twins have loved it. It has been so easy for their stomach, especially for one of my colicky babies. Thank you for a great quality product.

Sarah

Australia

When we transitioned to formula we were worried as our little bub struggled on formula, all anxiety is gone, he happily takes the bottle with no upset tummy and nothing but smiles.

Rikki

Australia

Little one absolutely loves it! So lucky to have found LittleOak.

Emma

New Zealand

Top notch product for baby backed by a company with excellent customer service. At 7 months old now my baby boy is very satisfied after a bottle of LittleOak. Thank you.

Rikki

Australia

LittleOak has been a lifesaver for our family, massively reduced our baby’s stomach issues and helped him sleep through the night. Highly recommend for parents seeking a gentle formula.

Jody

Australia

William has now been on LittleOak for 3 months and we have found it very gentle on his stomach, particularly with the transition. Also found it doesn’t smell yucky like other formulas.

Mel

Australia

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Frequently asked questions

It is important to transition slowly from breastfeeding to LittleOak or from a different brand of formula to LittleOak. Changing food source too quickly can cause discomfort for your baby's immature digestive system. Our qualified CareTeam are here to help, support and guide you through the best transition plan that suits you and your baby. If you need a helping hand, read LittleOak’s Transition Guide—created by healthcare professionals, for parents.

Every other formula in the world is made from heavily processed milk powders, but at LittleOak, we do things differently. We start with fresh whole goat milk and gently spray-dry it only once to preserve its natural goodness. We call this our From Fresh process.

Starting with pre-dried powder means the milk has already been heavily heat-treated before the formula-making process even begins. Why do brands do this? Because it's cheaper and easier.

Here’s how it works: fresh milk from cows, goats, or sheep is spray-dried—a process that uses extreme heat to remove all the water—before being turned into powder. This powder can sit in storage for years (sometimes up to five) before manufacturers buy it. They then reconstitute it with water, mix in oils and other ingredients, and spray-dry it all over again to create what’s called "base powder."

By this stage, the milk has been exposed to multiple rounds of very high heat, stripping away much of its natural goodness—vitamins, minerals, fats, and proteins. To make up for that loss, synthetic nutrients are added back in.

Every can we make starts with nearly three litres of fresh whole goat milk from our farm—not with pre-dried powders. We spray-dry it fresh, and only once, to lock in all the natural goodness of goat milk. It’s a bit like the difference between cold-pressed juice and reconstituted fruit drink. One keeps its essential nutrients intact through minimal processing, while the other loses them to high heat and industrial shortcuts.

In addition to being a major driver of deforestation, palm oil inhibits the absorption of calcium, fats and DHA in babies—all important nutrients for healthy growth and development.

While many formulas claim to be palm oil free, they may still contain palm oil derivatives and only audited, traceable certification can give real assurance. That’s why LittleOak is proud to be the first infant formula in the world to be certified 100% palm oil free by the Palm Oil Free Certification Accreditation Programme (POFCAP). Learn more about our palm oil free commitment.

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