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👶🏼4 months and older
✅Comforting bedtime meal ✅From 4 months ✅Organic ingredients ✅Wholemeal wheat blend ✅No added sugars ✅Iron-rich formula ✅Calcium for bones ✅Contains iodine ✅Omega-3 ALA enriched
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This is HiPP's Good-Night organic milk cereal with banana and rusk, for babies from 4 months. The milk powder is already in the box, so it is a complete evening meal rather than a thickened milk feed. HiPP describes it as a supplement to breast milk or bottle feeding in the first weeks of solids. It contains gluten from wheat, and it comes as flakes in a 250 g box.
Good-Night is HiPP's name for its evening cereals, and this is the comforting one in the set. The flavor comes from 5 percent banana flakes with 3 percent rusk, and a rusk is exactly what it sounds like: a dried, lightly baked bread, here made from wheat flour, palm oil and yeast. It is the taste most European parents remember from their own childhood.
The grain side is 24 percent wholemeal wheat flour with wheat semolina. Semolina is what gives a milk porridge its smooth, slightly thick body rather than the looser texture of flakes alone. Both are wheat, so this box carries gluten and is not one for a baby who has not met wheat yet.
The dairy is substantial. A whey product is the first entry on the panel and skimmed milk powder is 17 percent of the box, which is the highest milk share of any HiPP cereal in this range. That is what makes a prepared bowl a complete course and why HiPP positions it as a full evening meal.
The added micronutrients round the meal out: calcium, iron as ferric diphosphate, iodine, and vitamins A, C, D and E alongside the B vitamin every HiPP cereal carries. HiPP states that the addition of sugar is avoided in its cereal porridges. As a European baby cereal this is the bedtime box in the range.
4+ monthsFrom 4 months
250 gBox of dry flakes
17%Skimmed milk powder
5%Banana flakes
Where it fits
Where this one sits in the weaning day
The evening, which is both what the name says and how HiPP positions it. HiPP calls this a complete evening meal for the early weaning stage and says it is suitable after the 4th month as a supplement to breast milk or to milk from the bottle. It is a course that comes alongside milk feeds, not a replacement for them.
It is not a first cereal. One box brings wholemeal wheat, wheat semolina, a wheat rusk, cow's milk protein, whey and banana at once, and the wheat carries gluten. The usual order is a single gluten-free grain first, then a single gluten grain, then milk, then fruit, a few days apart. Once those are behind you this box is straightforward.
There is one more reason to read the panel before you buy: HiPP declares that this box may contain traces of eggs, nuts and sesame seeds. That is a wider trace declaration than most of the cereals in the range carry, and it matters if your family is watching for any of those.
Follow the preparation and dosage instructions printed on your own box. HiPP is explicit across this range that getting the quantities right matters for a baby's health, that every bowl should be made fresh, that the porridge should always be spoon-fed, and that a prepared porridge must never be heated in a microwave because of the risk of scalding. Check the temperature yourself before the bowl reaches your baby.
This listing publishes no quantity, no liquid and no water volume for this box, and HiPP's German-market Good-Night milk porridge is a different pack size from this one, so its numbers do not transfer. We therefore state none. The six steps below are the general sequence for a milk cereal and are not manufacturer instructions. The quantities printed on the box you receive are the ones to use.
1
Read the box first
Find the quantity and the liquid your box specifies before you start. This is the step that the rest depends on, and it is the one we cannot do for you.
2
Boil the liquid, then let it cool
Across this range HiPP has the liquid cooled to approximately 50 degrees Celsius before it meets the powder, because liquid that is too hot makes the flakes harder to dissolve rather than easier.
3
Measure the flakes into the bowl first
Put the powder in before the liquid goes in. Measuring the dry flakes is what keeps the quantity right, and it is the order HiPP writes for every cereal in the range.
4
Pour the liquid onto the powder and stir
The liquid goes onto the flakes rather than the flakes into the liquid, and it is stirred straight through until no dry pockets are left.
5
Let it swell
Leave it standing until it reaches the consistency you want. Semolina thickens as it sits, so this one firms up noticeably in the first minute or two.
6
Check the temperature, then spoon-feed
Check it yourself before the bowl reaches your baby, spoon-feed it, and make each meal fresh rather than keeping a prepared bowl back for later.
Do not use a microwave. HiPP states a scalding risk for its prepared porridges. Check the box and inner bag are intact before first use, close the pack after every use, keep it dry at room temperature, and use the contents within 3 to 4 weeks of opening.
The two Good-Night boxes
Banana rusk or millet and rice: which evening cereal?
HiPP makes two Good-Night cereals at this age and the choice between them comes down to gluten and to flavor, not to anything else about the meal.
Box
Grain
Gluten
Fruit
Age
Banana rusk, this one
Wholemeal wheat and wheat semolina
Contains gluten
5% banana flakes
4+ months
Millet and rice with apple
Wholegrain millet and rice
Gluten free, as HiPP marks it
16% apple puree
4+ months
Both are water-ready milk cereals with the milk powder in the box, both are 250 g, and both are from 4 months on this site. If gluten is not in the diet yet, the millet and rice box is the one. No claim is made here that either box helps a baby sleep; Good-Night is HiPP's name for the slot in the day, not a statement about what the cereal does.
Ingredients and allergens
What is in it
Contains gluten and milk, and a wider trace declaration
Contains cereals containing gluten. Contains WHEAT. Contains MILK, as a whey product and as skimmed milk powder. HiPP declares that it may contain traces of EGGS, NUTS and SESAME SEEDS. No gluten-free claim is made for this product and none should be read into it. Read the allergen panel printed on your own box before preparing a feed.
* from organic production. Organic palm oil from sustainable farming, certified by independent control authorities.
Allergens: WHEAT, and therefore gluten. MILK. May contain traces of EGGS, NUTS and SESAME SEEDS. Contains gluten.
Reproduced from the ingredient and allergen declaration this listing publishes for this box. Two footnote markers were stored in a mangled form and have been normalized to the asterisk HiPP uses; no entry has been added or removed. The panel also abbreviates the added B vitamin to vitamin B rather than naming it; HiPP adds thiamine, vitamin B1, across this cereal range, but the designation printed on your box is the one that governs and it is worth reading before a feed.
No added sugar: HiPP states that the addition of sugar is avoided in its cereal porridges. Nothing in the list is a sugar, a syrup or a juice concentrate, and the sugars in a prepared bowl come from the lactose in the milk fractions and from the banana.
Read as a list, that is three wheat components, two milk fractions, two vegetable oils, banana, a rusk and the added vitamins and minerals. Nothing is added to color, flavor or preserve it.
24% wholemeal wheat flour
17% skimmed milk powder
5% banana flakes, 3% rusk
Milk powder already in the box
No added sugar
With calcium, iron and iodine
With vitamins A, C, D and E
Contains WHEAT and MILK
May contain EGG, NUT, SESAME traces
How far it goes
How far a 250 g box goes, and why no bowl count is given
This is a 250 g box, which is the same size as the other Good-Night cereal and the milk cereals in the range. What is missing is the per-bowl quantity that would turn that into a bowl count.
No quantity per bowl is published for this box here
HiPP's other cereals publish a gram weight per bowl, usually between 22 g and 50 g depending on the box and the age, and dividing the pack weight by that gives a portion count. This listing publishes no such figure for this box, and HiPP's German-market Good-Night milk porridge comes in a different pack size, so its quantities do not transfer. Any bowl count here would be invented, so none is given.
What is known
Figure
Net weight of the box
250 g
Quantity of flakes per bowl
not published here
Bowls per box
not calculable
Comparable HiPP milk cereals, 250 g at 40 g a bowl
about 6 bowls
The last row is given as context only: it is what a 250 g box yields on the portion size HiPP sets for its other milk cereals at this age. It is not a figure for this box, because this box does not publish its own quantity.
We would rather leave this figure out than estimate it. If you tell us the preparation table printed on the box you received, we will add it to this page.
Highlights
Product highlights
Organic Good-Night milk cereal
From 4 months
250 g box
Banana and rusk flavor
Milk powder already included
17% skimmed milk powder
24% wholemeal wheat flour
No added sugar
With calcium, iron and iodine
With vitamins A, C, D and E
Contains WHEAT and MILK
Egg, nut and sesame traces
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
How do I prepare this Good-Night cereal?
Follow the preparation table printed on your own box. This listing does not publish a quantity, a liquid or a water volume for this product, and we will not borrow numbers from a different HiPP cereal to fill the gap. The general sequence is on this page, clearly marked as general practice rather than manufacturer instructions.
Does it already contain milk?
Yes, and more than most. A whey product is the first ingredient and skimmed milk powder is 17 percent of the box. It is not suitable for a milk-free diet.
From what age can my baby have it?
From 4 months, which is the age on this product. HiPP describes it as suitable after the 4th month as a supplement to breast milk or to milk from the bottle.
Is it gluten free?
No. It contains wholemeal wheat flour, wheat semolina and a wheat rusk, and HiPP declares gluten for it. For a gluten-free evening cereal, the Good-Night millet and rice with apple box is the one.
What is the rusk in it?
A rusk is a dried, lightly baked bread. In this box it is 3 percent of the dry mix and is made from organic wheat flour, organic palm oil and yeast. HiPP states that the organic palm oil comes from sustainable farming and is certified by independent control authorities.
Does it contain added sugar?
No sugar is added. HiPP states that the addition of sugar is avoided in its cereal porridges. The sugars in a prepared bowl come from the lactose in the milk fractions and from the banana.
Does it contain nuts or egg?
Neither is an ingredient, but HiPP declares that the box may contain traces of eggs, nuts and sesame seeds. That is a wider trace declaration than most cereals in this range carry, so read the panel on your own box if any of those matters in your family.
Will it help my baby sleep?
No claim of that kind is made for it, and none should be read into the name. Good-Night is HiPP's name for the evening slot in the feeding day. What the box actually is is a complete cereal-and-milk course substantial enough to be the last meal before bed.
Written from this product's own ingredient and allergen declaration and HiPP's own description of the box as an evening meal from the 4th month, both as this listing publishes them, with the 250 g pack size and the age taken from the product itself. No preparation quantity, liquid or water volume is published for this box here, so none is stated, and no figure has been carried across from another HiPP cereal or from HiPP's differently sized German-market Good-Night porridge. Two mangled footnote markers in the stored panel have been normalized and the change is disclosed above. No sleep or settling claim is made. Last reviewed 14 October 2026.
1. Boil fresh drinking water and let it cool to about 50°C (122°F).
2. Put the recommended amount of
cereal powder (see feeding chart) into a clean bowl.
3. Add the measured amount of cooled,
boiled water.
4. Stir thoroughly, then let the
mixture sit until it thickens to your desired consistency.
5. Always check the temperature
before feeding.
Note: Every baby is unique. The feeding guide is a general recommendation—adjust
quantities as needed based on your baby’s individual hunger and preferences.
after the 4th month 40 g (3-4 tablespoons) + 130 ml water = 170 g
from 6th month 45 g (4 tablespoons) + 140 ml water = 185 g
from the 8th month, 50 g (4-5 tablespoons) + 155 ml of water make 205 g
*from organic production
organic palm oil from sustainable farming, certified
by independent control authorities
May contain traces of eggs, nuts and sesame seeds
contains gluten
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