Plum OrganicsStage 2 Organic Baby Food - Apple, Plum, Berry, and Barley - 3.5 oz Pouch (Pack of 12) - Organic Fruit and Vegetable Baby Food Pouch

My daughter has an extremely sensitive stomach and is one of the few with constipation issues so I've looked and tried every sort of food you can think of. This is the absolute best for a million reasons; the flavor is great even if your kid doesn't like vegetables the pear balances it perfectly, it's made of clean ingredients, it's very forgiving on the stomach, it's great for an on-the-go snack and MOST importantly is its not just an empty snack! A lot of the pouches are just fillers with 1g of fiber (or less!) and usually less than a gram the protein. With my daughters stomach issues, I like to make whatever she eats count. Just the one pouch has 4g of fiber and 2g of protein! You absolutely cannot beat that and it's great knowing of course she's getting a good amount of vegetables in on top of it! It's just sweet enough I can offer it as a breakfast snack and vegetable enough to serve next to chicken for dinner. If you couldn't already tell, I love love love this particular flavor. (We eat all sorts of the other plum organics flavors as well and they're all great) 👍👌

My 22 month old daughter LOVES the Plum Fruit pouches. I always taste new food that I give to her, and I was pleasantly surprised how delicious the flavors are. Most canned/jarred food tastes to me as if it is decomposing right there in the jar! But I found these fruit flavor to be very fresh and delicious. I am concerned about what she eats, I pack her lunch for daycare everyday, she doesn't eat any overly processed foods, she eats lots of fresh fruits and veggies, she's never had high fructose corn syrup and I feel confident including Plum Organics Pouches as a snack a few times each week. The ONLY ingredients are the fruit and occasionally some lemon juice is added.Make note!! You get TWO boxes of SIX (12 total pouches)Concerned about China? It's a shame that people post alarming reviewed without understanding the facts. The pouches are made in China, as are probably 90% of all packaging of of foods you and your family consume. HOWEVER, some important points:(1) The contents (the fruit puree) are made in NORTH AMERICA, from mostly North American produce, but some tropical fruits come from South America(2) The packaging is created in China and is made from 3 layers of material, including aluminum foil and the inner layer is PET (polyethylene) which has been determined safe and is BPA free. The CREATORS of the pouch are a partnership of a Japanese, an Italian and a US company. The just outsource the manufacturing to China. The machine that fuses the pouch together is made in Italy, so it's not like the "evil" Chinese could just switch out the pouch liner for a different chemical based plastic - it wouldn't work in the machinery.(3) The pouches are sterilized during the filling process and the Ph level is maintained below the amount at which microbes can multiply.It is true that China doesn't always have the best food practices, but this food is NOT manufactured in China, just the pouches using non-Chinese technology and machinery.

My son, who is 4.5 years old is autistic and has some food issues, namely (in large part) he refuses just about any fruit or vegetable in any kind of solid form. However, if I give him a pouch with a fruit and vegetable blend, he'd eat 10 of them a day, easily. So in my effort to stave off malnutrition, we give him at least one pouch daily (often more), among my many other tricks to get more fruits and veg in him. He is just learning to communicate with pictograms (PECS) and along with asking for cookies and nutella, I am frequently given the picture of these pouches.We do give him several brands, I won't lie, but Plum Organics is my favorite, probably due to the wide variety of ingredients. As far as I know, none of the other brands offer broccoli for example, and few offer spinach or purple carrot either. They are a little more expensive than some of the other brands, but you can't beat the choice, or the fact that they are organic. My 2.5 year old girl loves them too and often asks for several a day herself. I have been told by staff at a Toys R Us that they often will grab a couple and eat them on breaks or at lunch even! I haven't really tried them, but if my kids like them, that's good enough for me!If you found my review helpful, please click the yes button below. :)

This is a very delicious pouched baby fruits food. My baby usually likes it in the morning. I usually mix it with some baby oatmeal to make it more hunger-satisfying for the baby. It's also a good pouched food to take on the go for the baby bc you know the baby likes it and will eat it if nothing else is available. The taste is not too sweet and not too sour - just a good balance btw the more sour fruits peach apricot and the sweeter fruit banana. This food does not have a dominant banana taste. The pouches are nicely packed in sturdy box, 6 pouches per box (usually 2 boxes hold 12 pouches). Such packaging protects the pouches from getting damaged while in transit. I usually buy this when it goes on sale as Amazon sale price beats the store sale price. The pouches usually have a good lead expiration date (usually 6+months).

We have trouble finding this one in stores sometimes, so loving that it is available on Amazon. My kiddo loves these. Love the clear pouch so you can see what is inside.

We love the healthy and natural ingredients, the convenience, and that our kid loves the taste- especially the peach flavor. I’ll be honest, I dislike the new packaging because our kid has had to-relearn what each flavor is and be brave enough to try them (he’s a very picky eater). However, the pros of these pouches outweigh this one negative.