Preparing for Solids

Preparing for Solids

The first bite is more than food.

The first bite is more than food.

With every spoonful, baby practices seeing, smelling, tasting, swallowing, pausing, and learning. It’s about building confidence.

See

See

Smell

Smell

Taste

Taste

Practice

Practice

When baby is ready, first foods should do more.

Growth

Growth

High-quality protein for building muscles, brain function, and immune support.

Development

Development

Essential nutrients like choline, iron, and healthy fats for brain development.

Food Confidence

Food Confidence

Exposure to a variety of flavors. Savory, earthy, and always veggie-first. Never overly-sweet.

Texture Practice

Texture Practice

Offer a variety of textures as they’re ready. #FutureFoodieClub!

Is Your Baby Ready for Solids?

Is Your Baby Ready for Solids?

Starting solids is a major milestone. Learn the 5 signs of readiness and how to begin your baby’s journey with confidence.

Read the Beginner’s Guide

Give your baby the best nutrition from the start!

Dietitian-designed to offer your baby 100% of their daily recommended veggies, fruit, whole grains, and protein. Nutrient-dense. Organic. Made fresh and delivered frozen to your doorstep.

Explore Starter Meals

Balanced, Square Meals

Never fruit-heavy. Always nutrient-dense! Every meal is nutritionally balanced with veggies, fruit, whole grains, and various premium proteins. We also add healthy fats, herbs & spices for optimal nutrition and palate development. Our commitment to balanced meals means we have ½ the sugar and twice the protein & healthy fat as most pouches.

Because what’s in (or not in) your baby’s food matters.

Clean Label Project Certified

Clean Label Project Certified

Heavy Metals Tested

Heavy Metals Tested

USDA Organic

USDA Organic

Balanced Meals

Balanced Meals

Baby may be ready when they can:

Sit with support

Sit with support

Hold head steady

Hold head steady

Show interest in food

Show interest in food

Doubled their birth weight. Or ~13 lbs.

Doubled their birth weight. Or ~13 lbs.

Open mouth for spoon

Open mouth for spoon

4-6 months of age

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