What is the Difference Between Goat's Milk and Cow's Milk?

One of the most frequently asked questions by new mothers is the difference between goat's milk and cow's milk. If you are undecided about which milk to give your baby, you can make your choice by knowing the differences between goat's milk and cow's milk.

First of all, goat's milk is digested more easily due to its high content of short and medium chain fatty acids. It will be suitable for baby boy feeding as it neutralizes stomach acidity better and is easy to digest. You should feed your baby with breast milk until 1 year old. If there is a problem in breast milk, formula and goat milk can be preferred. Cow's milk should be your last choice. There are many reasons for this. 

"Why should I give my baby goat's milk?" The answer to the question goes through the differences between goat's milk and cow's milk. To list some properties of goat's milk;

• Goat milk contains more calcium than cow's milk.
• Goat milk contains more phosphorus than cow's milk .
• Goat milk contains more magnesium than cow's milk .
• Goat milk contains more potassium than cow's milk .
• Goat milk contains more vitamin B6 than cow's milk.
• Goat milk contains more vitamin A than cow's milk.
• Goat milk contains more selenium than cow's milk .
• Goat's milk contains 3 times more niacin than cow's milk .
• Goat milk is much easier to digest than cow milk.
• Goat's milk is less allergenic than cow's milk.
• Goat's milk is less heat stable than cow's milk. However, the buffer feature is more.
• Goat milk has a whiter color as it does not contain carotene in its fat. The diameter of the fat globules in it is very small compared to cow's milk. Thus, milk diffuses light better and appears white.
• In addition, studies indicate that goat milk is the closest milk to breast milk .

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