Nestle Good Start Supreme Natural Cultures Review Summary
When you think of baby formula, usually the three leaders come to mind:
Enfamil,
Similac and Nestle Good Start. Although it is a pricier, Nestle's Good Start Supreme with Natural Cultures milk based formula is noted to be perhaps “the closest thing possible to breast milk on the market today.” The Natural Cultures infant formula contains not only
comfort proteins well known to the Nestle name (100% whey protein that digests easier), but high levels of DHA and ARA (for brain and eye development) and Bifidus B which claims to increase baby’s immune system and antioxidants. What does all this mean in parent terms? Viewpoints members state the “proteins do seem to break down easier” and that baby is “no longer constipated,” "spits up MUCH less” and that the Nestle Good Start “doesn’t upset his stomach” like other formulas. This also means a stronger immune system and less doctor visits. Due to the health benefits to baby, the extra cost is definitely worth it to parents who are willing to pay for quality.