choc milk and cereal search - please help!!!

[pips]

hi!
some of you might recognise me. i havent been on for ages.

i've just moved back to the uk and i have a big problem. my 18 month old daughter zoe is going through her food change ( refusing baby food but reluctant to eat adult food as well ). in france we discovered she loved nestle and bledina chocolate milk and cereal ready made cartons. as i stopped breastfeeding her a few weeks ago thats basically all she'll eat/drink...

unfortunately i can't find any of these drinks in the uk. has anyone heard of them here or is there somethimg similar around?

i know babies don't let themselves starve but for the moment she's getting weaker and it's upsettig me.

i even tried looking on ebay - it's non existant

thanks for the attention,
pip x

 

[pips]

hi!
some of you might recognise me. i havent been on for ages.

i've just moved back to the uk and i have a big problem. my 18 month old daughter zoe is going through her food change ( refusing baby food but reluctant to eat adult food as well ). in france we discovered she loved nestle and bledina chocolate milk and cereal ready made cartons. as i stopped breastfeeding her a few weeks ago thats basically all she'll eat/drink...

unfortunately i can't find any of these drinks in the uk. has anyone heard of them here or is there somethimg similar around?

i know babies don't let themselves starve but for the moment she's getting weaker and it's upsettig me.

i even tried looking on ebay - it's non existant

thanks for the attention,
pip x

 

[noodle1]

Hi Pip

Sorry, never heard of them. Had a lok on internet for you too and found nothing

Good luck x

 

[EllieG]

Nestle do a cereal like chocolate balls they sell it in most supermarkets, and i have seen the chocolate milk in the fridge cabinet in asda, called Nesquick, or something like that, is that what you mean? can you use milkshake powder? would try to talk to a health visitor too about any suggestions they could make