The good we give
We believe that the goodness of LittleOak is bigger than how we run things. In fact, it’s bigger than us entirely. Read on to learn about the good we give.
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Our LittleOak real-life stories
Our LittleOak real-life stories
Ivah is Spilling the Tea on his LittleOak Journey
Parenthood is a beautiful journey, but sometimes it comes with unexpected challenges. When my son Ivah was born, I never anticipated the difficulties we would face in our feeding journey. While we ...
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LittleOak featured in The Australian
Australian Elke Pascoe launched LittleOak, which produces formula for babies and toddler milks developed and manufactured in New Zealand, using local goats’ milk, and selling into Australia, New Ze...
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The wild 2 under 2
If you thought, it would be hard to have two babies under two years old, you were right. It's not easy, but can also be cute. No, it wasn't planned. They are 13 months apart so don't believe them w...
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Mums we love: Elke Pascoe, Founder of LittleOak
As parents, we all know that getting our little ones to sleep as well as eat can be our greatest challenges especially during the early weeks and months. Mum of two and founder of LittleOak, Elke P...
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Our founder Elke Pascoe shares the LittleOak story in the Sunday Times magazine
As many a parent knows all too well, along with getting your baby to sleep, getting them to eat can be one of the biggest challenges of those early weeks and months.
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Inspiring words from one mum, to another
When I found out I was having twins, one of the immediate thoughts I had was around feeding twins. Specifically, could I breastfeed twins? Was it even possible?
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When the storm hit
One mum’s story of life with postnatal depression and beyond
2020 - what a year it was. Lockdown in Melbourne with a newborn, toddler and no support. What mother wouldn't lose herself. I will be th...
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It's just the beginning
Life with a baby is wonderful, messy, exhausting, heart-filling yet heart-breaking…so many things all at once that it can be hard to take in and appreciate.
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