When can I start giving cow's milk as a complementary food?

Cow's milk for babies and infants.
It is recommended that infants are not given cow's milk before the age of six months. From the age of six months, cow's milk can be used in small quantities of 100 to 200 ml per day (slowly increasing) to prepare a milk-cereal porridge. The porridge should only be fed once a day and should ideally not be combined with a meat meal. Cow's milk is unsuitable as a drink in the first year of life. For reasons of hygiene, raw and colostrum should be strictly avoided throughout infancy and toddlerhood.