Frequently asked questions about CERELAC®
Here are some common questions and answers about CERELAC® baby cereals.
Does Nestlé CERELAC® cause constipation in 6–24-month-old babies?
No, Nestlé CERELAC® is made using our unique Z-line technology using alpha-amylase, an enzyme that helps break down complex carbohydrates into simple carbohydrates. Simple carbohydrates are easier to digest for a baby.
In case you notice constipation, please consult your pediatrician to understand the underlying issues.
Is Nestlé CERELAC® easy to digest for 6–24-month-old babies?
Yes, Nestlé CERELAC® is made using our unique Z-line technology using alpha-amylase, an enzyme that helps break down complex carbohydrates into simple carbohydrates. Simple carbohydrates are easier to digest for a baby.
Does Nestlé CERELAC® have protein?
Yes, Nestlé CERELAC® is a protein-rich baby cereal.
1 serve of Nestlé CERELAC® provides:
| Age | Protein (Per Serve) | % Recommended Daily Intake |
| 6-12 months | ~5g | ~47% |
| 12-24 months | ~7.5g | ~60% |
Protein plays a key role in a baby's normal muscle growth.
Does NESTLÉ CERELAC® have iron?
Yes, NESTLÉ CERELAC® is an iron-rich baby cereal.
1 serve of NESTLÉ CERELAC® provides:
| Age | Iron (Per Serve) | % Recommended Daily Intake |
| 6-12 months | ~1mg | ~33% |
| 12-24 months | ~1.5mg | ~18% |
Iron plays a key role in supporting baby’s brain function.
Sugar Related Questions
Does Nestlé CERELAC® have any variants with No Refined Sugar?
Yes Nestlé CERELAC® has 14 No Refined Sugar variants available at your nearest chemist store and across e-commerce platforms. You can choose the appropriate CERELAC® variant basis your preference and your pediatrician's advice.
Does Nestlé CERELAC® No Refined Sugar range have any artificial sweetener?
Nestlé CERELAC® No Refined Sugar range does not have any artificial sweeteners.
Nestlé CERELAC® variants with No Refined Sugar contain milk solids, fruit or vegetable juice concentrates, cereals, depending on the variant, which contribute to the sweetness.
Fruit Juice concentrates are derived from the extraction and evaporation of water from fresh fruit juice. We use both Fruit and Vegetable Juices, which are from natural sources.