We are in canada and this is the major brand of baby food here. They make a large variety from starter foods up to toddler cookies etc This brand is what I've fed all 3 of my children, not sure if it's just canadian or not
We are in canada and this is the major brand of baby food here. They make a large variety from starter foods up to toddler cookies etc This brand is what I've fed all 3 of my children, not sure if it's just canadian or not
I will definetly look into it, I've only seen dressings and ketchups here in the US, but I will check! Thank you so much for letting us know!
We are in canada and this is the major brand of baby food here. They make a large variety from starter foods up to toddler cookies etc This brand is what I've fed all 3 of my children, not sure if it's just canadian or not
I will definetly look into it, I've only seen dressings and ketchups here in the US, but I will check! Thank you so much for letting us know!
I make the easy foods - sweet potato, pear, banana stuff like that, but when it starts combining flabors I always buy Earths Best or Plum Organics.
Ive tried Beechnut but I found chunks of food, like larger than I was comfortable giving her (fear of choking). It was weird, sometimes I'd find chunks and then other times not so I just stopped buying the brand.
I make the easy foods - sweet potato, pear, banana stuff like that, but when it starts combining flabors I always buy Earths Best or Plum Organics.
Ive tried Beechnut but I found chunks of food, like larger than I was comfortable giving her (fear of choking). It was weird, sometimes I'd find chunks and then other times not so I just stopped buying the brand.
I found the same thing, then looked at the little green section at the top of the bottle and it says for 6+ months or 8+ and so on and some of the 8+ have little bits in them.
We've tried Gerber when he started at 5 months. It went well then he became disinterested a month later. So we tried but still made sure he was getting more breast milk and formula. Now we have switched to beechnut and plum organics. My son like ves those more than Gerber.
We like Earth's Best Organic. I make most of her food myself but when we travel that's the brand I pick up.
ETA why: We've actually tried Gerber and LO didn't seem to like it, even her favorite flavors like sweet potatoes. Then we tried the Earth's Best and and she gobbled it up, even cold peas!
I grew up next to the Beech Nut factory and know the farmers who contribute produce to make those foods, so we definitely buy Beech Nut when we give her purees.
We just do gerber. That's pretty much all my town carries. Walmart has a very small selection of beech nut. Even our grocery stores hardly carry any baby food. I made a lot of mine though. I just am not comfortable doing the meats myself.
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Ive tried Beechnut but I found chunks of food, like larger than I was comfortable giving her (fear of choking). It was weird, sometimes I'd find chunks and then other times not so I just stopped buying the brand.
ETA why: We've actually tried Gerber and LO didn't seem to like it, even her favorite flavors like sweet potatoes. Then we tried the Earth's Best and and she gobbled it up, even cold peas!
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