For our littlest Gourmets:

1.) Warm Hearts: Take out the desired amount from the freezer. Place them in a microwave-safe dish and gently warm in 5-second bursts until they’re just right

2.) Mix to Magic: With a trusty spoon, stir until smooth

3.) Cool Check: A quick temperature test before it’s baby’s turn to taste

Enjoy me fresh: Best used within 3 months of bringing me home.

Our product is prepared in a commissary kitchen space based out of Esquimalt BC. Not only is the space VIHA Certified but also HACCP ready.

Due to the perishable nature of our products, returns are not accepted. However, should you experience any issues with your order, please reach out to info@wholesyumbaby.ca, and our dedicated team will be delighted to assist you! Baby not a fan of it? Follow us for creative and fun ways to incorporate this product into you and other family members meals.

Product should not be refrozen after reheating.

Incorporate our veggie and fruit purees into your family recipes for a nutritious boost; swirl them into smoothies, mix them into stews, or stir them into soups and sauces for an easy and healthy flavour enhancement that benefits everyone. For more recipe ideas please follow our Instagram page for recipe tips and tricks!

While we cannot guarantee that our food has not come into contact with the top allergens, due to the shared nature of our commissary kitchen space, please be assured that we take every possible measure to minimize the risk of cross-contamination.

All of our farmers practice the Canadian standards of Organic farming, but not all sources are certified. To learn more about the Canadian Organic Farming standards please see https://cog.ca/the-canadian-organic-standards/

While we eagerly await advancements in biodegradable, freezer-safe packaging solutions, we are proud to say that our current packaging is composed entirely of 100% recyclable materials.

As new parents ourselves, we understand the importance of tracking how much your baby eats in a day. That's why we've thoughtfully designed our portions in convenient 1-ounce sizes, packaged in sets of 20, giving you the equivalent of 5 store bought pouches, to make meal planning and monitoring intake as effortless as possible.

While we are not baby feeding experts, we found these tips and tricks helpful!

1.) Watch for Readiness Signs: Start introducing solids when your baby shows signs of readiness, typically around 6 months. These signs include being able to sit up with little or no support, showing interest in your food, and the ability to swallow food rather than push it out with their tongue.

2.) Begin with Single-Ingredient Foods: Start with single-ingredient purees or very soft foods. Common first foods include pureed fruits and vegetables or single-grain cereals mixed with breast milk, formula, or water. Wait 3-5 days between introducing new foods to watch for any allergic reactions.

3.) Embrace Messy Eating: Feeding solids will be messy. Let your baby explore textures and tastes, even if it means food gets everywhere. This exploration is crucial for their development.

4.) Follow Baby's Cues: Pay attention to your baby's hunger and fullness cues. Let them guide how much they want to eat. Forcing food can lead to negative associations with eating.

5.) Introduce a Variety of Foods: By 9-12 months, aim to introduce a wide variety of flavors and textures. This helps ensure they get a range of nutrients and can help prevent picky eating later on.

6.) Practice Patience: Some babies take to solids right away, while others need more time. Be patient and keep offering a variety of foods without pressuring them.

7.) Safe Eating Environment: Always supervise your baby while they eat to ensure safety. Make sure they are seated in an upright position in a high chair or similar setup.

8.) Incorporate Iron-Rich Foods: Babies need iron for growth and development, especially around 6 months. Include iron-rich foods like pureed meats, beans, and iron-fortified cereals.

9.) Stay Hydrated: Offer small amounts of water in a cup during meal times to get them used to drinking from a cup and to keep them hydrated.

10.) Enjoy the Journey: Introducing solids is a journey with ups and downs. Enjoy the process of discovering your baby’s likes and dislikes and watching them grow and develop.

Remember, every baby is different, so what works for one may not work for another. Consult with your pediatrician if you have concerns about allergies, feeding difficulties, or your baby's growth and nutrition.