Newborns are not allowed to drink untreated fresh goat’s milk. Fresh goat’s milk may contain unkilled pathogenic microorganisms that are not good for your baby’s health. It is recommended to drink formulated goat’s milk powder, and when drinking goat’s milk, pay attention to observe whether the baby is allergic to the substances in it. If an allergic reaction occurs, goat’s milk should be discontinued promptly. Goat’s milk is similar to ordinary cow’s milk. Goat’s milk produced by regular manufacturers is rich in proteins, minerals and trace elements such as phosphorus, which can usually meet the needs of the baby’s growth and development. Therefore, you can give your baby treated fresh goat’s milk, and pay attention to choosing milk powder produced by regular manufacturers. If any uncomfortable symptoms appear, you need to go to the hospital in time for treatment.