Short answer: EuromallUSA lists Nannycare Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3. Check the selected listing for pack size, availability, subscription terms and delivery options before ordering. The manufacturer has introduced an updated UK recipe and 800g packaging; some store listings still describe 900g tins, so confirm the version being supplied.
Nannycare has a loyal following among parents who want a whole-goat-milk formula made to European standards, but it can be genuinely hard to find in the US. This guide walks through where to buy it, what the three stages are, what is actually in the tin, how to switch to it safely, and the questions American parents most often ask. As always, this is general information, not medical advice — talk to your pediatrician about what is right for your baby, and check your current box's label, since formulations can change over time.
- Where to buy Nannycare in the USA
- What is Nannycare goat milk formula?
- Nannycare stages and ages (Stage 1, 2 and 3)
- What's inside Nannycare: ingredients at a glance
- Who Nannycare is — and isn't — for
- How to switch to Nannycare safely
- Is European goat milk formula legal and FDA approved?
- How to buy Nannycare safely in the US
- Frequently asked questions
Where to buy Nannycare in the USA
Nannycare is available through specialty retailers. Availability from a retailer does not by itself establish compliance with U.S. infant-formula requirements. Check the specific product, label and sourcing information rather than assuming all European brands have the same U.S. regulatory status.
When you're comparing sellers, a few things make day-to-day buying easier:
- Single-tin purchases. You can buy one 900g Nannycare tin at a time instead of committing to a full case — helpful when you're trying goat formula for the first time or keeping a brand on hand as a backup. EuromallUSA sells each Nannycare stage as a single can.
- Subscription options. Check the selected product's current subscription price and terms before enrolling.
- Delivery information. Check shipping origin, available services and the estimate for your delivery address at checkout.
- A real selection to compare. Nannycare sits in a crowded goat-milk category, so it helps to buy from a store that also stocks the alternatives. You can browse the full goat milk formula collection to see Nannycare next to Kabrita, Kendamil Goat, Holle Goat and HiPP Goat.
If you're still weighing goat brands against each other, our Nannycare vs Kabrita comparison breaks down the two most popular options side by side, and our Nannycare review goes deeper on the brand itself.
What is Nannycare goat milk formula?
Nannycare is a goat milk formula brand sold in the UK. For the manufacturing origin and market version of a particular tin, check its label and ask the seller to confirm the batch being supplied.
What sets Nannycare apart from many cow's-milk formulas is that it's built around whole goat milk as the first ingredient, rather than skimmed milk with added whey. Because it's whole-milk based, its protein profile leans toward casein rather than whey, which is simply a different balance — not better or worse on its own. Goat milk also naturally contains A2-type beta-casein; if you want to understand what that means, see our guide to A2 milk formula.
It helps to know how goat formula fits into the bigger picture before you commit. Our overview of goat milk vs cow milk formula and the broader goat milk formula benefits and risks guide are good starting points if goat milk is new to you.
Nannycare stages and ages (Stage 1, 2 and 3)
Nannycare uses age-based stages. Match the product to age and feeding needs, and check the current label. The store's 900g listings and the manufacturer's updated 800g range should not be assumed to have identical recipes.
| Stage | Age range | Tin size | What it's for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 (First Infant Milk) | From birth through 12 months | 900g | Infant milk from birth; alongside complementary foods from around six months |
| Stage 2 (Follow-On Milk) | 6–12 months | 900g | A follow-on milk for babies who have started solids |
| Stage 3 (Growing Up / Toddler Milk) | 1–3 years | 900g | A toddler milk to complement a varied family diet |
One point worth underlining: moving up a stage is optional, not required. Stage 1 is designed to provide complete nutrition for the entire first year, so there's no rule that you must switch to Stage 2 at six months. Many families do, but it's a choice, not a milestone. If and when you do want to move up, our guide to switching formula stages explains the timing.
What's inside Nannycare: ingredients at a glance
Check which version you are buying. The manufacturer's updated Stage 1 product lists whole goat milk, lactose, added 2′-FL and DHA from algal oil. Earlier tins may have different ingredients, including fish oil. Do not apply an older ingredient description to every current tin. Read the exact ingredient and allergen panel before use.
If reading a formula panel feels like decoding a foreign language, that's normal — our guide to reading formula ingredient labels walks through each line.
Who Nannycare is — and isn't — for
Parents often consider Nannycare when they're looking for a whole-goat-milk formula with a simple carbohydrate (lactose only), no palm oil, and European staging. It's a popular pick for families who prefer goat milk as their everyday choice, or who are moving on from a different goat brand and want to stay in the category.
It's just as important to be clear about what goat milk formula is not:
- It is not a treatment for cow's milk protein allergy (CMPA). Goat milk proteins can cross-react with cow's milk proteins, so goat formula is not hypoallergenic and should not be used to manage a diagnosed milk allergy unless a healthcare professional specifically recommends it. For allergy concerns, your pediatrician may point you toward a hydrolyzed or specialized formula instead — our overview of hypoallergenic formula explains the difference.
- It isn't automatically "gentler" for every baby. Some parents feel goat formula suits their baby well, but research on digestibility is limited and every baby is different. Choose based on your pediatrician's guidance, not a guarantee.
If you're still deciding between goat and cow, or between goat brands, it's worth reading our best A2 formula brands guide and the Nannycare vs Kabrita comparison before you buy.
How to switch to Nannycare safely
Discuss a formula change with your pediatrician, especially if your baby has feeding symptoms or an allergy. There is no single transition schedule that is best for every baby; follow advice appropriate to your child's needs.
Two practical pointers:
- Match age and feeding needs. Stage numbers are not interchangeable across brands. Nannycare Stage 1 can be used throughout the first year; moving to Stage 2 at six months is optional.
- Preparation matters. Use the scoop supplied with your tin and follow that tin's exact water, powder, temperature, storage and disposal instructions. Do not assume another formula's scoop or directions apply.
Switching brands now and then is generally fine for most babies, but if you find yourself changing often in search of a fix, that's worth a conversation with your pediatrician rather than another brand swap.
Is European goat milk formula legal and FDA approved?
Infant formula sold in the United States is subject to FDA requirements. Compliance with UK or European rules does not automatically establish compliance with U.S. requirements, and imported food may be reviewed or detained by FDA. Do not assume that describing an order as “personal use” exempts it from those requirements.
This guide does not verify the U.S. regulatory status of a specific Nannycare product or shipment. Consult FDA's food import guidance and ask for product-specific information.
How to buy Nannycare safely in the US
A few simple checks go a long way toward a confident purchase:
- Buy from a specialty European-formula seller that focuses on this category and can answer questions about stages and sourcing, rather than a random marketplace listing.
- Check the expiration date and storage. Check the date format printed on your own tin and ask the seller or manufacturer if it is unclear. Do not use formula past its use-by date.
- Start with a single tin. Trying one 900g can first means you're not stuck with a case if your baby doesn't take to it.
- Use the opened tin within the window on the label (commonly a few weeks) and prepare each bottle fresh.
If you'd like a broader checklist for choosing any European formula seller, our guide to choosing a trusted European baby formula store in the USA lays out what to look for.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Nannycare in the USA?
EuromallUSA lists the three stages linked below. Check the selected product for its current pack size, availability and delivery terms.
What should I check about U.S. regulation?
Check the specific product's U.S. compliance and import status; UK or European compliance alone does not establish it. This article does not verify the regulatory status of a specific shipment.
Is Nannycare good for babies with a cow's milk allergy?
No. Goat milk proteins can cross-react with cow's milk proteins, so Nannycare is not hypoallergenic and is not intended to manage cow's milk protein allergy. Speak with your pediatrician, who may recommend a specialized formula.
Does Nannycare contain palm oil?
The current label does not list palm oil; it uses a vegetable oil blend such as high-oleic sunflower, rapeseed and sunflower oil. Ingredients can change, so confirm on your tin.
Does Nannycare have DHA?
The manufacturer's updated Stage 1 contains DHA from algal oil. Earlier recipes may use fish oil. Check the label of the exact product supplied.
Which Nannycare stage does my baby need?
Stage 1 from birth, Stage 2 from six months once solids have started, and Stage 3 for toddlers aged one to three. Remember that Stage 1 is complete nutrition through the first year, so moving up is optional.
How is Nannycare different from other goat formulas?
It's a whole-goat-milk formula with lactose as the only carbohydrate and no palm oil, with packaging and recipe details that vary by version. How it compares to Kabrita, Kendamil Goat, Holle Goat and HiPP Goat comes down to recipe details and your baby's needs — see our comparisons for a closer look.
- Nannycare vs Kabrita Goat Milk Formula: Which Should Parents Choose?
- Nannycare Goat Milk Formula Review (2026)
- Goat Milk vs Cow Milk Formula: What Parents Need to Know
- What Is A2 Milk Formula?
- Where to Buy Kabrita Goat Milk Formula in the USA
- How to Choose a Trusted European Baby Formula Store in the USA
The bottom line
Before ordering, check the appropriate stage, exact pack and recipe, current availability and delivery terms. Read the label when the tin arrives and consult your pediatrician about feeding decisions. The product links below help you compare the store's current listings.
Ready to try it? Explore Nannycare and the full goat milk formula range at EuromallUSA.
Sources
- Nannycare: current Stage 1 product and ingredients
- Nannycare: stages and feeding FAQs
- FDA: infant formula preparation and safety
- FDA: importing food into the United States
This article is for general information only and is not medical advice. It does not replace guidance from your pediatrician or healthcare provider. Formula ingredients and specifications can change and may vary by market, so always read the label on your current tin and consult your child's healthcare professional about feeding decisions.
