Nutritional Info
-Iron helps support cognitive function and brain development.
-Just two servings of Gerber® infant cereal meets your baby’s daily iron needs.
-Contains essential nutrients such as Iron, Zinc, Calcium, Vitamin C, E and six B Vitamins to support growth & development.
How To Prepare
Completely cooked and ready to serve. Just add liquid.
Baby's First Cereal Feeding
· Mix 1 tbsp. cereal with 4-5 tbsp. of breastmilk or prepared formula milk
Easy-to-Mix Directions
· Pour or spoon desired amount of cereal in bowl.
· For Baby: Stir in liquid (breastmilk or infant formula) to desired consistency.
· For Toddler: Mix with milk or water
· Serve as-is or warm.
· Discard any unfed cereal.
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