The Best Baby Food for Busy Parents

The 411:

I work in preschool with 1-3 year olds. Parents are always asking food questions.

How do I get my child to eat more fruits and veggies?
How can I make sure they are getting all they need?
My child has a texture issue how can I change that?
They only eat chicken nuggets but I want them to eat better. What can I do?
I need to send something for lunch that is easy for them to eat on their own any suggestions?

Yes! Yes! Yes. I have the answer. lil'gourmet has so many different flavors. You will find something your little one likes.  Lil'gourmet has no salt and no sugar. It is full of good things like beets, cauliflower, turmeric, sweet potato and more. It is also organic which would have been perfect when I was a new mom.

As a new mom I was certain I didn't want my son to eat anything unless it was made by me. I felt that baby food had a lot of water in it and was bland and tasteless. I wanted it to be fresh so I spent my Sunday's steaming and boiling all day. I made squash, sweet potato, cauliflower, peas, green beans, and more. After it was soft I pulverized it and strained it putting it in tiny containers with the date and ingredient written on it.  This would have saved me so much time.  lil'gourmet is fresh. It needs to be refrigerated. It doesn't have a bunch of preservatives in it giving it a ridiculous amount of shelf life.

Honestly it taste like food you would eat!

The available flavors are:

Organic Beets & Apples with cinnamon and ginger

Organic Coconut and Cauliflower Mash with coriander, ginger and onion powder

Organic Moroccan Butternut Squash with cinnamon, coriander, cumin, onion power, and turmeric

Organic Sweet Potato Curry with cinnamon, coriander, cumin and turmeric

My favorite and yes I did try it was the Organic beets and apples! It was really good.

I gave a few to two of the parents at my preschool. One loves vegetables and the other has a food texture problem. Both told me that their children enjoyed it. The one who loves vegetables ate all 4 samples and the food texture issue said no at first but did take it when dad fed him. He ate the butternut squash and the beets and apples but wouldn't eat the sweet potato curry (I am not a curry fan either).