Else Nutrition Plant‑Based Toddler Formula 12–36 Months – Omega 3 & 6, Dairy & Lactose Free with Almond Butter, Buckwheat, Prebiotics, 20+ Vitamins & Minerals | Gentle Digestion (22oz,Pack 1)

I recently tried Else Nutrition Toddler and I’m really impressed with the quality. It’s plant-based, clean, and made with simple ingredients, which makes me feel good about giving it to my little one. The formula is gentle on the stomach—no bloating or upset tummy like I’ve noticed with some dairy-based options. My toddler actually enjoys the taste, which is a big win since they can be picky. I also love that it has all the essential vitamins, minerals, protein, and healthy fats toddlers need for growth and development. It’s a great alternative for families looking for something dairy-free, soy-free, and without corn syrup or unnecessary additives. Overall, it’s nutritious, easy to mix, and toddler-approved in my house. Definitely recommend for parents who want a healthier plant-based option.

This toddler formula has been a lifesaver for our 16 month old. She is lactose intolerant and detested any other milk alternative out there. She likes the flavor very much. We noticed that she loves it ice cold. Pediatrician is very pleased with her growth. The only downfall is if you don't shake it very well, you will get small clumps in it.

When our daughter turned 1, we switched to this toddler formula. We do half soy milk and half formula usually — so many good nutrients and vitamins! She loves it so much too. Such a pleasant smell and good ingredients, much better than dairy. Definitely recommend this!

My 14 month old has been on the omega nutrition drink for about a month now and is actively gaining weight. Before she was actually losing weight and we were struggling to find a good dairy free alternative. Thankfully your mix is also clear from her top allergies. 10/10 would recommend if your little one is needing added calories!

My child has CMPA. She couldn't drink my milk or anything else. Nutramigen even made her bowls bad but good enough where her immune system wasn't reacting badly. So when it came time to switch her off nutramigen I panicked because she could not have cow's milk. Tried soy milk and goat's milk. Her immune system reacted horribly. Then I found else. It worked. She drank it and finally I could breath. Unfortunately I am disabled living on a fixed income and wic /other program did not have resources to help with the cost of this. She went through 1.5 cans a week. I live month to month. Barely had enough in food stamps to feed us . Recently my stamps were cut because of a bad caseworker letting her opinions cloud her judgement. I was cut off for renting a room from the father of my child. So I had to move. Anyway, that being said, I had to find a cheaper alternative to else. I asked chatgpt for help and found silk for kids. It's a pea/oat milk blend fortified with vitamin D, DHA(omega 3, 6) , etc. Formulated by pediatricians. Been diluting it with the remainder of my last can of else. So far so good. Fingers crossed her digestive tract keeps adjusting. 2 days ago this can was on sale for 20.19. Normal price was 23.99. Now it's 28.99 . Sigh. I can't imagine spending 180 a month on this again. The silk for kids is 22 dollars a month. Thanks and bye Else!

I bought this because my 2 year old is a terrible eater so I need to sneak some nutrients into his milk. This powder is flavorless but of course there’s a noticeable flavor to it which my son picked up on (I saw other reviews where moms added vanilla or other things to mask the bland flavor). I mix some in his apple sauce and that seems to help. If your little one likes smoothies or milkshakes, this will mix very well. Downside- 4 scoops is a lot for a full serving size but I guess adding a little bit is better than nothing. The container is actually pretty big and contains a lot of powder so I’m happy about that. Overall I feel like this would work really well if your little one drinks chocolate milk, smoothies or milk shakes.

Good product

Spent $30 on something my kid won't touch.... She's 14 months and in the process of weaning. We've been giving her Silk Next Milk or So Delicious Wondermilk, which she drinks just fine, but I wanted to give her some toddler formula once or twice a day because it's more nutritious and filling. I've tried introducing it to her once or twice a day every day for almost a week now. I've tried using water or milk or a combo of both. I've tried cutting the amount of formula mixed in by half. Nothing works. She'll take one sip and then nothing until I give her the regular milk or breast milk again. I like the ingredients and that's it's plant based and organic and all that, but if my toddler won't drink it, none of that really matters, does it? Unfortunately wasted my money here. Maybe the company could improve the taste to make it more acceptable to kids. I've tried tasting it too and it's not very good. Has a weird aftertaste