--- title: "HiPP Kindermilch 1+ (HiPP Kindermilch Combiotik 1+)" description: "HiPP Kindermilch 1+: HiPP's German toddler milk from one year, a 600 g box for a cup. What is in it, how to make it, and whether a toddler needs it." url: https://milkatlas.com/formula/toddler/hipp-kindermilch-1-plus/ language: en dateModified: 2026-10-12 --- Product · Germany · Stage 1+ · From 1 year # HiPP Kindermilch 1+ · HiPP Kindermilch Combiotik 1+, 600 g box Written by [Kseniia P.](https://milkatlas.com/about/kseniia/) and [Tatum G.](https://milkatlas.com/about/tatum/) Written with AI assistance. Published 12 October 2026 Medically reviewed [Dr. Jill Palko](https://milkatlas.com/medical-review/) · MD, FACOG · [Registration NPI 1093033011](https://npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/provider-view/1093033011) · 12 October 2026 Next review due 12 October 2027 We earn a commission when you buy through links on this page, including from our partner retailer, which sells and ships the order. [How this site is funded →](https://milkatlas.com/disclosure/) ## The answer *Front of the pack* HiPP Kindermilch 1+ is HiPP's toddler milk in Germany, a milk drink for children from one year, made to be drunk from a cup. Unlike HiPP's German formulas it is not organic; it is made from skimmed milk, lactose and vegetable oils, with galacto-oligosaccharides and the culture L. fermentum. HiPP recommends 300 ml a day, made up with a 5.7 g scoop to 45 ml of water. The American Academy of Pediatrics and the NHS say most toddlers do not need a toddler milk. ## Key takeaways - A milk drink for young children from one year, by the name on the box; not an infant or follow-on formula. - Not organic: no Bio in the name, no EU organic logo, unlike HiPP's German Stage 1 to 3. - HiPP recommends 300 ml a day, from a cup, warm or cold. - The American Academy of Pediatrics advises whole cow's milk from twelve months, and the NHS says children from one to five do not need formula milks. *Front of the box, German label* - **Age**: From 1 year - **Size**: 600 g box - **Starch**: None - **HiPP article no.**: 2034-03 - **Base**: Cow's milk: skimmed milk - **Carbohydrate**: Lactose only - **DHA**: 8.1 mg / 100 ml - **Combiotik**: GOS + L. fermentum - **Organic**: Not organic - **Contains**: Milk, Fish oil ## In this series - [HiPP toddler milks · hub]() - [HiPP Kindermilch 2+product]() - [HiPP UK Growing Up Milk · product]() - [HiPP German Stage 3 · product]() ## Guides for this pack - [How to prepare HiPP formula · guide]() - [Where to buy HiPP formula · page]() ## Buy from Organic Life Start In stock - Single pack · $40.79 · $1.93 per oz - 4 pack · $163.16 · $1.93 per oz - 8 pack · $307.12 · $1.81 per oz - 12 pack · $429.48 · $1.69 per oz - Delivery · Ships from Europe, 1 to 6 business days - Sold and shipped by · Organic Life Start, our partner retailer - Price per oz · $1.93 for one 600 g box (21.2 oz) - Prices seen · Last checked 15 Oct 2026 [Subscribe & Save at the retailer →](https://organiclifestart.com/products/hipp-kindermilch-1) affiliate ## What is in HiPP Kindermilch 1+? The first ingredients are skimmed milk, lactose and vegetable oils, palm, rapeseed and sunflower, with fish oil for DHA at 8.1 mg per 100 ml. HiPP adds galacto-oligosaccharides and the lactic culture *Limosilactobacillus fermentum* CECT5716, the pair it calls Combiotik. (Source 2) It is not organic: there is no Bio in the name, no EU organic logo and no organic ingredient, where HiPP's German Stage 1 to 3 are all organic. The box prints glutenfrei, gluten-free, under the ingredients. (Source 2) *The ingredients as printed on the box, in German.* Evidence · Manufacturer claim The box calls it a milk drink for feeding young children, and says vitamins C and D support the immune system and calcium the bones. Those are HiPP's words; the European Commission's report on these drinks notes that EU law does not define young-child formula. (Source 2) (Source 7) ## Nutrition per 100 ml, prepared **Nutrition per 100 ml** | Nutrient | Per 100 ml | Per 100 kcal | | --- | --- | --- | | Energy, fat, carbohydrate and protein | | | | Energy | 54 kcal | 100 kcal | | Fat | 3.0 g | 5.6 g | | of which saturates | 1.2 g | 2.2 g | | Linoleic acid | 0.34 g | 0.63 g | | DHA | 8.1 mg | 15 mg | | Carbohydrate | 5.3 g | 9.8 g | | of which sugars | 5.3 g | 9.8 g | | Fibre | 0.7 g | 1.3 g | | GOS | 0.7 g | 1.3 g | | Protein | 1.1 g | 2.0 g | | Minerals | | | | Potassium | 155 mg | 287 mg | | Calcium | 120 mg | 222 mg | | Phosphorus | 61 mg | 113 mg | | Iron | 1.2 mg | 2.2 mg | | Zinc | 0.75 mg | 1.4 mg | | Iodine | 14 µg | 26 µg | | Vitamins | | | | Vitamin A | 60 µg | 111 µg | | Vitamin D | 2.3 µg | 4.3 µg | | Vitamin C | 7.7 mg | 14 mg | | Folic acid | 15.0 µg | 28 µg | | Vitamin B12 | 0.38 µg | 0.7 µg | | Biotin | 3.8 µg | 7 µg | Values from HiPP's label for Germany, checked 18 September 2026. EU law sets no composition for formula for young children, so there is no range to set it beside. The label prints values per 100 ml only, so the per 100 kcal column is calculated from them. Every value is the one HiPP prints for 100 ml, made from 11.3 g of powder in 90 ml of water. The box gives sugars rather than lactose, and says the sugars are almost all lactose. (Source 2) *The top of the composition table on the box, per 100 ml and per portion. If the box and this page ever disagree, the box is right and we log a correction.* ## How do you prepare it? For a warm drink, boil fresh drinking water and let it cool to 40 to 50 °C. Pour it into a cup, add one level scoop of 5.7 g for every 45 ml, stir and check the temperature. HiPP says it can also be made cold, and that tap water for a cold drink should run until it comes out cold. (Source 2) **Preparation table** | Water | Scoops | Powder | Feed size | Water temp. | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 45 ml · 2 fl oz | 1 | 5.7 g | 50 ml · 1.7 fl oz | 40 to 50 °C · 104 to 122 °F | | 90 ml · 3 fl oz | 2 | 11.4 g | 100 ml · 3.4 fl oz | 40 to 50 °C · 104 to 122 °F | | 135 ml · 5 fl oz | 3 | 17.1 g | 150 ml · 5.1 fl oz | 40 to 50 °C · 104 to 122 °F | | 180 ml · 6 fl oz | 4 | 22.8 g | 200 ml · 6.8 fl oz | 40 to 50 °C · 104 to 122 °F | | 225 ml · 8 fl oz | 5 | 28.5 g | 250 ml · 8.5 fl oz | 40 to 50 °C · 104 to 122 °F | One scoop is 5.7 g, level, not packed. The feed size column is the volume in the bottle after the powder dissolves. - **Frisches Trinkwasser abkochen und auf ca. 40 - 50 °C abkühlen*.**: Boil fresh drinking water and let it cool to about 40 to 50 °C. - **Benötigte Wassermenge in eine (Trinklern-)Tasse geben.**: Pour the water you need into a (training) cup. - **Erforderliche Menge Pulver mit beiliegendem Messlöffel dazugeben.**: Add the powder with the scoop in the box. - **Umrühren, auf Trinktemperatur (ca. 37 °C) prüfen.**: Stir, and check it is at drinking temperature, about 37 °C. Evidence · Manufacturer claim The scoop is bigger than the one in HiPP's formulas and takes more water, so use only the one in this box, as the box says. (Source 2) ## How much should a baby drink? **Bottle sizes and scoops** | Made-up bottle | Boiled water | Scoops | | --- | --- | --- | | 150 ml | 135 ml | 3 | The pack gives bottle sizes rather than ages, so this is what it prints and all it prints. How much a child takes varies, and a hungry or sleepy child is a better guide than the table. The pack says a child needs about 2 of these a day. HiPP recommends 300 ml a day, as two cups, as part of a meal: at breakfast, in muesli or with dinner. (Source 2) Evidence · Manufacturer claim The daily amount is HiPP's recommendation for its own drink, not a requirement; a toddler eating a varied diet may drink other milk instead. ## Who is it for, and who is it not for? It is for children from one year, and the box says it can follow any follow-on formula. (Source 2) The American Academy of Pediatrics says most toddlers do not need a toddler formula and advises whole cow's milk from twelve months; the NHS says children aged one to five do not need formula milks, growing-up milks included; and the European Food Safety Authority found young-child formula no more necessary than a normal diet. (Source 5) (Source 6) (Source 4) It is made from cow's milk and contains fish oil, so it is not for a child with a diagnosed cow's milk protein allergy. (Source 2) Our view For most toddlers, skip this box and pour whole cow's milk into the cup: the American Academy of Pediatrics advises it from twelve months, and nothing on this box says a child needs it instead. ## The same stage in other markets **Same stage, other markets** | Market | Product | Size | Starch | Ships to the United States | Sold by Organic Life Start | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Germany | HiPP Kindermilch Combiotik 1+ (this page) | 600 g box | No | Yes | Yes, US and CA | | United Kingdom | [HiPP Organic Growing Up Milk](https://milkatlas.com/formula/toddler/hipp-uk-growing-up-milk/) | 800 g tin | No | Yes | Yes, US and CA | | International | [HiPP 3 Junior Combiotic](https://milkatlas.com/formula/toddler/hipp-international-junior-3/) | 500 g box | No | Yes | No | HiPP sells a toddler milk in each market under its own name and rules: in the UK, its Growing Up Milk from twelve months is organic and carries the legal name of a follow-on milk. (Source 1) (Source 8) ## What buyers say 281 reviews of this product, gathered from the sellers' own review pages, all of them counted in the rating. The newest are below as their buyers wrote them, each showing where it was written and linking to it; a review is one buyer's experience, not evidence. The rating is this product's alone, never pooled with other products or with a seller's store rating, and milkatlas edits none of them. 5.0 out of 5 · 281 reviews · 3 sellers - 5 ★100 % - 4 ★0 % - 3 ★0 % - 2 ★0 % - 1 ★0 % By seller - Organic Life Start · 5.0 · 255 - [Organic's Best](https://organicsbestshop.com/products/hipp-kindermilch-1) · 5.0 · 19 - [Formuland](https://formuland.com/products/hipp-organic-combiotik-formula-children-milk-1-yr-german) · 5.0 · 7 ★★★★★ Jayson G. Verified buyer on Organic Life Start 8 Oct 2026 I keep a box at my house so my granddaughter gets all her essential vitamins whenever she visits for the weekend. ★★★★★ Serenity S. Verified buyer on Organic Life Start 5 Oct 2026 I live in Texas and orders usually arrive quicker than I expect. Everything has always shown up sealed and in good condition. ★★★★★ Colleen O. Verified buyer on Organic Life Start 3 Oct 2026 After some mild dairy sensitivity, Bastian has done really well with this formula, and the subscription portal is super easy to manage. ★★★★★ Nia M. Verified buyer on Organic Life Start 2 Oct 2026 My daughter started refusing milk for a while but actually likes this one. Not sure why, but I’m not questioning it. ## Questions parents ask ### Does my toddler need HiPP Kindermilch 1+? Probably not. The American Academy of Pediatrics says most toddlers do not need toddler formula and advises whole cow's milk from twelve months; the NHS says children from one to five do not need formula milks; and the European Food Safety Authority found young-child formula no more necessary than a normal diet. Ask your pediatrician if your child eats very little. ### Is HiPP Kindermilch 1+ a formula? Not in law. The box calls it a milk drink for feeding young children, and EU law does not define young-child formula at all; HiPP's infant and follow-on formulas are made to their own EU rules. ### Is HiPP Kindermilch organic? No. The name carries no Bio, the box has no EU organic logo or control code, and none of the ingredients is marked organic, unlike HiPP's German Stage 1 to 3, which are organic. ### How much HiPP Kindermilch 1+ should a toddler drink? HiPP recommends 300 ml a day, as two cups of 150 ml, as part of a meal: at breakfast, in muesli or with dinner. The box adds that a child does not have to finish the cup. ### Can it be made cold? Yes. HiPP says it can be made warm or cold; for a cold drink made with tap water, it says to run the tap until the water comes out cold. ### What is the difference between Kindermilch 1+ and 2+? The 2+ is for children from two years. Per 100 ml it has a little less energy, fat and protein and more vitamin D, and it takes a smaller scoop; calcium, iron and the ingredients are the same. ### Can Kindermilch 1+ follow HiPP Stage 3? Yes. The box says it can follow any follow-on formula, and HiPP's German Stage 3 is labelled from the tenth month. ### Is HiPP Kindermilch 1+ sold in the United States? Not by HiPP. It is made for the German market with a German label, and the sellers that offer it in the US import it. ## Sources How this page was checked - Sources verified · 18 Sept 2026 - External links · opened and read 18 Sept 2026 - Product data · snapshot 2026-09-18 - Editorial review · 18 Sept 2026 - Next scheduled check · 18 Oct 2026 1. [HiPP Germany, product page for Kindermilch Combiotik 1+](https://www.hipp.de/shop/milchnahrung/kindermilch/kindermilch-combiotikr-1) the product, its age, and the link to its pack artwork · fetched 18 September 2026 2. [HiPP pack artwork for HiPP Kindermilch Combiotik 1+ 600 g, version 8 (April 2025)](https://cdn.sanity.io/files/2xwg8lcu/production/26e43efc85e593aed4a8cc0e98e26fa2799b2ede.pdf) · legal name (Milchgetränk zur Ernährung von Kleinkindern), age, composition per 100 ml and per portion, ingredients and allergens, scoop, standard dilution, preparation in a cup and water temperature, daily amount and portions, use within 3 weeks of opening, article number 2034-03, 600 g, Hergestellt in Deutschland (made in Germany), the barcode on the bottom flap; the full nutrition panel as printed, every row · fetched 25 September 2026 3. The partner retailer's listing for HiPP Kindermilch 1+ the pack photo, and the photographs of its ingredients, nutrition and preparation panels (the panels read on 25 September 2026) · fetched 18 September 2026 4. [European Food Safety Authority, press release on young-child formula](https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/press/news/131025) · young-child formula has no unique role and does not bring additional value to a balanced diet; 25 October 2013 · fetched 18 September 2026 5. [American Academy of Pediatrics, Most toddlers don't need toddler formula](https://www.healthychildren.org/English/news/Pages/why-most-toddlers-dont-need-toddler-formula.aspx) · toddler formulas are unnecessary for most children; whole cow's milk from 12 months; 20 October 2023 · fetched 18 September 2026 6. [NHS, Types of formula](https://www.nhs.uk/baby/breastfeeding-and-bottle-feeding/bottle-feeding/types-of-formula/) · first infant formula through the first year; no benefit in switching to follow-on formula at six months; never under six months; no evidence that babies settle better on formula with more casein; goat, comfort, anti-reflux, hypoallergenic and growing-up milks · fetched 18 September 2026 7. [European Commission, Report on young-child formulae, COM(2016) 169, 31 March 2016](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:52016DC0169) · young-child formulae are not defined in EU legislation; EFSA: no unique role, cannot be considered a necessity; general food law sufficient to regulate them · fetched 18 September 2026 8. [HiPP UK, product page for HiPP Organic Growing Up Milk](https://www.hipp.co.uk/shop/formula-milks/growing-up-milk) · the UK Growing Up Milk: from 12 months, organic, values per 100 ml, about 350 ml a day · fetched 18 September 2026 9. [HiPP pack artwork for HiPP Kindermilch Combiotik 2+ 600 g, version 8 (April 2025)](https://cdn.sanity.io/files/2xwg8lcu/production/1aabc8b01753a946ed2ffe310bae5424930da528.pdf) · legal name (Milchgetränk zur Ernährung von Kleinkindern), age, composition per 100 ml and per portion, ingredients and allergens, scoop, standard dilution, preparation in a cup and water temperature, daily amount and portions, use within 3 weeks of opening, article number 2035-03, 600 g, Hergestellt in Deutschland (made in Germany), the barcode on the bottom flap · fetched 18 September 2026 **Corrections (0)** None since this page was published. [How we correct mistakes](https://milkatlas.com/corrections/)