The World Health Organization and UNICEF clearly pointed out that breastfeeding is an unparalleled way to provide ideal food for the healthy growth and development of babies, and babies should be exclusively breastfed during the first six months after birth. According to the statistics of the World Allergy Society, the similarity rate between goat milk and milk is 92%. No research shows that goat milk powder is not as sensitive as cow milk powder, so it cannot be recommended as milk protein allergy. For infants who are allergic to milk, do not try formula powder based on milk or goat milk. When allergic, only deep hydrolysis and amino acid formula will work. Some experts in China also said that goat milk is far from breast milk in nutritional value and anti-allergy, and has no advantage compared with cow milk powder. Milk-based infant formula and milk-based formula are both common formulas and candidates for breast milk. Hong Yan, an associate professor of pediatrics at Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University, pointed out that goat milk powder can be used as a substitute for breast milk, but attention should be paid to supplementing folic acid and vitamin B 12.