Cow and Gate Comfort Milk: Stage 1 from Birth == Introduction == I gave birth to my daughter 8 weeks ago, and had already decided that I wanted to bottle feed not breast feed and had chosen Cow and Gate as my milk of choice, the Green pack Stage 1 milk at £7.24 for a 900g tub. By the time my daughter was a few weeks old, she had terrible constipation, and had even been put on Infant Gaviscon by the doctor due to spit up and gastric reflux. One day I went to my local Asda supermarket, and went to the milk section to get my weeks supply of milk, and spotted the Cow and Gate comfort milk- upon reading it said the milk was specially formulated to ...  Read the complete review

I was advised to buy this milk by my Health Visitor as my son was 6 weeks and he had colic. He was on the normal Cow and Gate milk, I used Cow and Gate with my other 2 children and had no problems. He would scream constantly in pain, especially on an evening. He would have a dirty nappy, very runny, at least twice an hour. As soon as I had started giving him the milk, he was a different baby, he was a lot more calmer and settled and sat still on my knee. The milk is more expensive than the normal Cow and Gate at around £8.97. The packaging has slighty changed now to the image shown above. The comfort milk has probiotic care, and other nutrients ...  Read the complete review

We started using this when our daughter was around 6 weeks old as she had terrible colic. We had been using C&G premium milk before we swtiched. I had been told an easy digest milk would probably make it easier for her so decided to give it a try. I am so glad I did. The colic improved quickly...not a lot just enough to make me happy that I was doing something right. she seemed a lot more settled on it than she was on the premium, she slept better, the crying time was shorter. I was still using stage 1 teats and it took me a while to figure out why it was taking her so long to drink it. Once I figured it out there was no stopping ...  Read the complete review