About Easycol BABY+®
What is Easycol BABY+®
Little drops of joy
Easycol BABY+® is a natural, enzyme-based supplement that helps babies digest lactose — the natural sugar in breast milk and formula. Some newborns make very little lactase in the first months of life, which can lead to gas, bloating, and uncomfortable crying after feeds.
The lactase in Easycol BABY+® helps break down lactose into simpler sugars that are easier for your baby to digest. This supports smoother feeding and may help reduce the discomfort linked to temporary lactase deficiency.
Research shows that adding lactase to breast milk or formula can reduce crying episodes related to digestion. Easycol BABY+® is natural, well-tolerated, and doesn’t change the taste, texture, or nutritional quality of your baby’s milk.
If your baby’s crying continues or you’re unsure about their symptoms, it’s always best to check with your pediatrician.
How to use Easycol BABY+®
Easycol BABY+® can be used from day one and blends smoothly into your baby’s normal feeding routine. Just add the recommended number of drops to the milk right before each feeding. It’s simple, gentle, and designed to work with the way you already care for your baby.
Mother’s milk
Place the recommended drops on a spoon and give them to your baby right before breastfeeding.
Expressed Milk
Add the recommended drops directly into the milk and shake well. It blends smoothly with both warm and cold milk.
Formula Milk
Add the recommended drops to the milk and shake well. Easycol BABY+® won’t change the milk’s taste or texture, so your baby will take it just as easily.
Every baby has a unique tummy
In the first months of life, some babies naturally produce low amounts of lactase. That’s why Easycol BABY+® can help ease gas, colic, and crying linked to difficult lactose digestion.
Around 4 months—when the digestive system matures and semisolid foods are introduced—you can begin reducing the amount used.
If discomfort returns, simply return to the previous dose. And whenever you’re unsure about your baby’s symptoms, it’s always best to speak with your pediatrician.
