Babies

If properly refrigerated, our pouches can be consumed right up until the enjoy by date that’s located on the back of the pouch. If your little one decides they only want some of a pouch, you can re-refrigerate the rest for up to three days.

Yes! They’re easy to take on-the-go and can be left out of the fridge for 4 hours. If traveling for longer than that, the pouches can be carried with an ice pack or they can be frozen and then thawed thoroughly before eating. If frozen and put in lunches, they can also help keep other food cold. To take through TSA, simply designate them as baby food and put them in a separate bin. 

We suggest storing your pouches in the refrigerator, but you can also freeze them for up to 6 months. Just put them in the freezer before the enjoy by date on the back of the pouch and consume them within 24 hours after thawing.

We always recommend checking with your baby’s pediatrician if you have any concerns about how much your baby is eating. For the most part, babies will eat when they’re hungry and stop when they’re full, but some babies will eat more than others and it can vary day to day (or hour to hour!). Trust your baby’s signals, but check with your pediatrician if you’re concerned.

The great thing about a pouch is that it allows flexibility and convenience while also being eco-friendly. We recommend spoon feeding your little one in the early months. Simply pour some into a bowl or directly onto a spoon. Once they get older and can self-feed, they can eat directly from the pouch.

The kitchen that we use processes tree nuts, egg, dairy, and soy. Egg, dairy, and soy are not in any of our products but are processed in the same facility. Some of our products contain cashews, almonds and coconut (coconut is actually a fruit but the FDA treats it as a tree nut as some people may have sensitivities (or allergies)). Care is taken to thoroughly clean all equipment in between each product to prevent the carryover of ingredients.