Antioxidants help protect cells from damage and support immune health. Colorful fruits and veggies are packed with them. Kekoa’s blends with beets, kale, and mango provide a rainbow of antioxidants in every pouch, naturally and deliciously.
Prebiotics are plant fibers that support the growth of healthy gut bacteria. Foods like kale, apples, and fennel are rich in them. Kekoa Foods includes natural sources of prebiotics in blends like Beets, Fennel & Kale to nourish your baby’s microbiome.
Facial expressions can be misleading. A frown or grimace may simply mean it’s unfamiliar, not disliked. At Kekoa, we believe in Taste Training™. This means offering new flavors often and without pressure, to help little ones grow into bold eaters.
Vitamin A supports healthy vision, immune development, and cell growth. It’s found in orange and dark leafy vegetables like carrots and kale. Kekoa’s Squash & Kale with Turmeric packs these vibrant veggies into a delicious puree for early, nutrient-rich exposure.
Yes! Baby food pouches can double as sauces, marinades, or healthy mix-ins for pancakes, oatmeal, and more. Try our Mango Paprika as a glaze for chicken or stir Curry Vegetable Mango into rice for a flavorful family-friendly side.
Yes! Fiber supports healthy digestion and may reduce constipation. Babies can get fiber from fruits, vegetables, and legumes. Try our Peas & Mint or Shawarma, Artichoke & Cauliflower pouches, each featuring naturally fiber-rich ingredients in a smooth, easy-to-digest puree.
Research shows babies may need 8–15 exposures to accept a new taste. Repetition is key. Our Taste Training™ philosophy encourages offering bold flavors regularly. With blends like Mango Paprika or Curry Vegetable Mango, each pouch becomes a low-stress opportunity to nurture a curious palate.
Iron is essential for your baby’s brain development and energy levels. Top iron-rich foods for purees include lentils, spinach, navy beans, and fortified grains. At Kekoa Foods, our Beets, Fennel & Kale pouch is packed with leafy greens to support iron intake naturally, with no additives or preservatives. It’s a...
The right number of baby food pouches per day depends on your baby’s age, appetite, and stage of solids. At 6-8 months, babies typically eat 1-2 pouches a day alongside breastmilk or formula. By 9-12 months, they may enjoy 2-3 pouches plus soft foods. Always balance pouches with fresh, whole...
