We listened.
has been launched, based on years of research and working with parents of weaning age.
is a brand that will support parents when starting their babies food journey and the somewhat overwhelming weaning process. It will advise on myths and milestones.
Sign on to our website and become familiar with what we offer. Fill out the questionnaire about your baby and their needs and we will guide you towards your own personalised plan.
Choose your bundle and put in your order. We will then get cooking.
Wait for your yummy meals to arrive.
Babies before 6 months are encouraged to have exclusively breastmilk or formula. As a result of this most babies will start the weaning process at 6 months. Some babies however are encouraged by the medical professionals to start as early as 4 months. Please seek medical advice if you are planning on starting before 6 months. This is often supported for babies who are struggling with reflux. Once you have reached this milestone, you can safely start introducing solids, however it ...Read More
During this period, your baby is still heavily relying on milk, however many babies start to take more of an interest in food and less in the milk. As iron stores at this age start to diminish from the milk alone, it is important to include iron into your baby’s daily diet. Full fat dairy foods and wheat can be introduced in the food now. Please note that cow’s milk should not be used as a main milk drink till 12 months old. As with first stage, introduce slowly and one at a time. During ...Read More
At this stage, your baby is ready to conqueur the world and introducing them to many new flavours and textures is exciting and rewarding. There are some foods that babies should not have until they are over 12 months. Please read our blog for further information before experimenting . The foods that we supply are all age appropriate. By now the lumps are starting to become more pronounced.
Although your baby will still be drinking milk, probably morning and night, they now can eat the same foods as the rest of the household. It is not recommended to add sugar or salt to their meals. At a year the food will still need to be chopped up, unless following a baby lead weaning programme. See blog about baby lead weaning.