We created Supplemylk so families could have high-quality, clean formula made without cow’s dairy.

We believe we’re the next best alternative to breast milk.

We get it. You just want to feed your child healthy, fresh, tummy-loving ingredients. But you don’t want your baby to drink cow’s dairy or soy.

It upsets their tummy and you wonder if they’re getting all the nutrition they need.

We get you.

Supplemylk is made with pasteurized, organic goat’s milk.

Why goat’s milk, you ask?

✔ Enzymes and vitamins. For starters, goat’s milk is full of live enzymes and active cultures that are lacking in most commercial formulas. 

In addition to that, it contains…
• 25% more vitamin B-6 than cow’s milk
• 47% more vitamin A than cow’s milk
• 134% more potassium than cow’s milk and 3 times more niacin than…you guessed it…cow’s milk

✔ It’s easier to digest. We chose goat milk because it’s closer to breast milk and easier to digest when compared to cow’s milk formulas. 

✔ Fewer allergens and less mucus. Goat milk lacks Alpha S1 casein, a common allergen in cow’s dairy that causes reactions to commercial formulas. 

But what about breast milk?

We hear ya. Let’s talk about that liquid gold.

Goat’s milk casein is more like breastmilk. The low levels of casein mean that it acts more like breast milk in the tummy. It’s less of an allergen, which means fewer painful spit-ups. 

It doesn’t contain agglutinin, unlike cow’s milk.

The proteins in goat’s milk form softer curds. Ideally, these are easily and rapidly digestible much like breast milk. 

Plus, lots of families are beginning to see the nutritious benefits of goat milk-based formula and foods for their little ones!

Besides that, our goal isn’t to replace breast milk. In fact, we recommend you try our formula alongside your current routine. And whether you are predominantly breastfeeding, weaning, or need the occasional convenience of formula, we’re here for you.

Fresh and forward-thinking.

Fresh and formula have never been used together. But we believe breast is best. And breast milk is fresh. So we make our formula fresh, too.

And just like breastmilk, we offer two recipe options to match your growing child’s needs. Our Early Stages recipe has less protein, more carbs, and more healthy fats, and our Later Stages recipe has more protein and fewer carbs and fats. 

Basically, we tried to get as close to liquid gold as possible. 

P.S. Did you know we also have a dehydrated option available that’s equally delicious and nutritious? 

Where did our idea come from?

  • Our founder is a mom, an infant feeding specialist, and a doula. She made our first formula back in 2014 when she needed it most – for her own children. Here’s her story…

    Cari started out breastfeeding her oldest daughter. But like so many other working moms, keeping up her milk supply was challenging, so she turned to formula for help. Traditionally, fresh and formula haven’t been used together. And most store-bought formulas are made with “throw-away” ingredients and fillers that definitely aren’t in breastmilk. 

    As a parent, you want to give your child the very best of everything – and Cari wanted the amazing benefits of breastmilk (immunity builders, vitamins, proteins, and healthy fats) without compromise. 


    So when it came down to it…she researched, consulted, planned, created, tested, and patented a new formula. And her children have been thriving! They’re bright, witty, and exceeding in school. They’re healthy and happy and Cari couldn’t be more satisfied. 


    In fact, all of our pre-launch clients have reaped the benefits of guilt-free feeding and happy, well-fed babies.

     

    And now we’re excited to give it to you!

And now we’re excited to give it to you!

Supplemylk started with the idea that every family should have access to high-quality, clean formula free from highly allergenic cow’s dairy or soy.

A parent knows when their child doesn’t tolerate cow’s dairy or soy-based commercial formulas. They know their kids more than anyone. We understand that.

We offer solutions that reduce the stress of breastmilk production.