Favorite Recipe Bundle
Favorite Recipe Bundle
Favorite Recipe Bundle
Favorite Recipe Bundle
Favorite Recipe Bundle
Favorite Recipe Bundle
Favorite Recipe Bundle
Favorite Recipe Bundle
Favorite Recipe Bundle
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Favorite Recipe Bundle

Variety Pack - 28 Pouches

our recipe bundle is filled with four versatile veggie-first purees that make mealtime as simple as it is nourishing. featuring beet carrot blueberry, kale apple sweet potato, white bean pumpkin apple, and carrot pumpkin, these wholesome blends are perfect for enjoying straight from the pouch or mixing into homemade favorites like cake pops, muffins, pancakes, hummus, and more! whether you're getting creative in the kitchen or keeping things easy, this bundle makes it easy to add extra veggies and nutrients to every bite.

Key Nutrients
DHA
Niacin
Copper
Iron
Vitamin A
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  • Certified Organic

  • No Added Sugar

  • Clean Label Certified

  • Veggie-First

  • Non-GMO

  • Non-BPA Packaging

  • and 16 Brain Supporting Nutrients

  • Certified Organic

  • No Added Sugar

  • Clean Label Certified

  • Veggie-First

  • Non-GMO

  • Non-BPA Packaging

  • and 16 Brain Supporting Nutrients

  • Certified Organic

  • No Added Sugar

  • Clean Label Certified

  • Veggie-First

  • Non-GMO

  • Non-BPA Packaging

  • and 16 Brain Supporting Nutrients

Favorite Recipe Bundle

The brain is about 80% fully developed by about age 3 (or month 36).forming sentences with 2 to 4 words. While your child continues to adopt more new foods and becomes more vocal on their preferences, it's important not to let the nutritional value of their meals get lost in the excitement. Keeping their diet rich in foods like DHA, Iron and Protein will ensure you keep their brain on track until it's fully developed.

your child’s growing brain

so much is happening in the first few months

What you feed your child now plays a critical role in their brain development. During the first few years of life, the brain is making millions of new connections every day and different regions are growing at different times.

Favorite Recipe Bundle contains:

Niacin

Key ways niacin supports your baby’s brain and body
  • Balance
  • Motor control
  • Metabolism—converting energy from food to energy in the body
  • Communication between cells in the body
  • Healthy skin
Niacin supports the brain regions involved when your baby does things like...
  • Transfer objects from one hand to another
  • Roll from his back to his belly
  • Develop preferences for things, such as favorite toys
Some foods rich in niacin
  • Peas
  • Squash seeds
  • Broccoli
  • Beans
  • Meat—beef, chicken, turkey, pork, and more
  • Fish
  • Avocados
  • Shiitake mushrooms
  • Barley
  • Bell peppers
  • Peanuts

references

National Institutes of Health on iodineNational Institutes of Health

Choudhry H. Iodine consumption and cognitive performance: Confirmation of adequate consumption.Food Sci Nutr. 2018.

Gonzalez H.F. Micronutrients and neurodevelopment: An update.Arch Argent Pediatr. 2016

Yakoob M.Y. Nutrition (Micronutrients) in Child Growth and Development: A Systematic Review on Current Evidence, Recommendations and Opportunities for Further Research.J Dev Behav Pediatr. 2017

DHA

Key ways DHA supports your baby’s brain and body
  • A big role in early brain growth and development
  • Creation of new brain cells
  • Motor and sensory functions
  • Healthy eyes
  • Visual development
  • Building nerve cells
  • Nerve function
  • Healthy immune system
  • Reducing inflammation in the body
DHA supports the brain regions involved when your baby does things like...
  • Tracking a fast moving object with their eyes
  • Searching for an object where it was last seen
  • Babbling in ways that sound like real words
Some foods rich in DHA
  • Fatty fish like salmon, anchovies, mackerel, and tuna
  • Kelp and other seaweed
  • Algal oil
  • Omega-3 enriched eggs

references

Lauritzen L. DHA Effects in Brain Development and Function.Nutrients. 2016

Willats P. Effects of Nutrition on the Development of Higher-Order Cognition.Nestlé Nutr Inst Workshop Ser. 2018

Goyal M.S. Brain Nutrition: A Life Span Approach.Annu. Rev. Nutr. 2018