First age — then everything else
Pick a month at the top, and the store will leave only the food your child can already have on screen. No scrolling through the rest, no guessing at the shelf.
What's already OK for your baby
The month ribbon at the top controls the whole page: the catalog, the first-feeding selection, and the allergen list.
Ingredients in capital letters
No squinting at the fine print on the back of the jar. Select a product and read the ingredients from arm's length.
Allergens — separate and upfront
Mark what doesn't work for you: those products will disappear from the catalog, the solids selection, and the ingredients.
What to start with right now
The selection changes together with the age bar above: we only show products commonly used to start solids.
One product at a time
New foods are introduced one at a time, so it's clear exactly what caused a reaction.
Start with a teaspoon
The first serving is minimal; the amount is then increased gradually over several days.
Three to five days to adjust
The next product is introduced once the previous one is well tolerated without any reaction.
In the morning, not before bed
This way you'll have a whole day to see your child's reaction.
Suitable for first introduction
How long it keeps once opened
The most common cause of spoiled food isn't the date on the package, but an open jar left overnight.
Opened jar of puree
In the fridge at 2–6 °C, sealed tightly. Feed from a plate, not straight from the jar with a spoon.
Ready-to-feed formula
Prepare right before feeding. Discard leftovers from the bottle, do not feed later.
Opened can of formula
Dry place up to 25 °C, close the lid every time. Keep the measuring spoon dry, away from the product.
Opened pack of cereal
Roll the inner bag tightly or transfer to a container. Prepared cereal isn't stored at all.
Opened juice or water
Only in the fridge, and only with the lid closed. Drink from a cup, not from the bottle.
Opened pack of cookies
In a dry place, in tightly sealed packaging. Don't give a child cookies that have gone soft.
How it arrives and how long it stays good
Baby food is bought in advance, so the shelf life at delivery matters more than the date on the label.
City courier
Orders are delivered in their own packaging; formula and purées are never packed together with household chemicals.
Postal services
Delivery across Ukraine to a branch or parcel locker — your choice at checkout.
Shelf life at time of dispatch
Batches with a short remaining shelf life aren't shipped — the date on the package is visible in your order.
We'll plug in your own delivery terms and timelines — this just shows how the block looks on the page.
What's asked most often
At what age do you actually start solids?
Why does the filter hide products I saw before?
Can you heat purée in the microwave?
Baby refuses a new flavor. What to do?
How to read the ingredients on the packaging?
Do these products contain sugar and salt?
We'll match nutrition to age
Leave your child's age and contact — a consultant will put together a cart and suggest what to introduce next.