12M+ Happy Apple

Apples contain lots of fiber, Vitamin C, Vitamin B6, and antioxidants, all working to strengthen the immune system, aid cellular growth and grow a healthy gut microbiome.

Oatmeal is a healthy carbohydrate, great for gut and immune health, as well as a source of zinc, supporting your baby’s immune system.

Butternut squash is an excellent source of fiber (for digestion), Vitamin A (for eyesight), Vitamin B (for healthy blood), Vitamin E (for brain development) and beta carotene (for immune system).

Cinnamon adds a delicious warmth and contains important vitamins like Vitamin A, C, B2 and B6. It’s packed with antioxidants.

Our meals grow alongside your child. From smooth purees at 4 months old to full meals as a toddler, nami introduces your baby to different textures at different milestones. Every child is unique, so feel free to mix stages and flavors to meet your baby’s blooming taste buds.



7M+: For growing babies from 7 months old, we add in more ingredients and a little bit more texture.

12M+: Now a toddler at 12 months old, your little one can enjoy even more ingredients and texture added, with visible bits of vegetables so they can hands-on get to know their food and different ingredients.

Every meal can be served hot or cold based on your little ones preference.

For a hot meal, it’ll take no more than 5 minutes:

1. Remove the seal from the meal.

2. Take the meal out of the container and place it into a pot or pan. Heat the pan on the stove for 2 minutes on a low fire. You don’t need any oil or butter to heat up the meal, but if you prefer to, we recommend a dash of rapeseed oil.

Or

Place the meal in a microwave safe container and heat up in the microwave for 1 minute, 30 seconds.

3. Always make sure to taste the food before serving it to make sure it’s the perfect temperature.

Note: Our packaging isn’t safe to use in an Au Bain Marie or microwave heating.

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