Cow & Gate Good Night Milk

My son was an awkward feeder though he would go 4 hours between his feeds, at a night time he wouldn't want to settle at all. I took a trip to boots to see what options they had for helping your child sleep at night. I spotted this milk and decided to give it a try. It is a thicker milk which you can tell when It is mixed. It holds all the essential nutrients that your child needs. It's instructions are clear on how to mix the milk and it needs to be shook really well due to it doesn't mix that well with the water. When I started feeding my son with it that night I couldn't understand why the bottle just didn't seem to be going down it ...  Read the complete review

Well. I first starting using this milk about 6 weeks ago when my son hit 6 months. He has been sleeping really well anyway but an extra half hour sleep would have been spot on for me. It is a slighter darker creamy yellowish colour that the other Cow and Gate Milks - C&G 1, 2, 3 - that we have tried already and seems to have a shimmer to it. the pack instructions say to shake for double the amount of time as with the C&G 1,2 or 3 because obviously the thickening agent needs more time to dissolve. It dissolves well initially but does tend to thicken up while he is drinking it and collects in the teat of the bottle in a clump making steady flow ...  Read the complete review

Cow and Gate Good Night Milk, is one of many C&G formula milks that you can buy, this one however as you can probably guess is meant for the 'Night'. There are a few Cow & Gate formulas that you can buy which include Number 1, Number 2, Number 3, Follow On Milk etc. All having different purposes though. As you can imagine each formula is the same in the fact it just looks like a powder, but there are differences in the powder which we with our own eyes can't notice. The Good Night Milk however, you can notice a difference straightaway. The tub it comes in is alot smaller just 100g compared to the larger tubs of formulas which are usually ...  Read the complete review

Well, I guess I should have really had my suspicions when my friend who has a similar aged baby to my little girl (7 months), gave it to me free and looked particularly haggard that day. 'What a wonderful gesture' I thought to myself, as I know that this little 400g tub costs £4.98at Tesco and not something we would buy ourselves, as the prices of the milk have gone up dramatically recently, however that is another review and another rant for another day... So evening came and I made up this lovely milk that says it will keep your baby full until the morning comes, and is especially developed to help your little one go off to sleep soundly as part of their ...  Read the complete review

My wife and I had a really hungry baby from quite an early age and found that we needed to supplement a bottle feed in the night with Cow gate Good night milk. We found this product very helpful and indeed helped our young son through the night. Without using this product our son was walking up multiple times which was very distressing for all concerned. The product is quite small about 400grams and costs about 5 pounds depending where you purchase the product. The tub is make of quite a hard construction and the lid was quite firm which is a good design as you don't want any liquid getting into the milk mixture as this would ruin the product. I did find that the ...  Read the complete review