Only The Good Stuff:

Crafted on Vancouver Island from whole fruits, vegetables and legumes to provide a balanced snack that's packed with things your little one needs, in a convenient format for you.

Free From:

• Added Sugars
• Added Salt
• Preservatives
• Artificial dyes and colours

All three tasty flavours are filled with essential nutrients to help your little bean grow!

Let them explore:

Start with familiar favourites like Strawberry N' Cream, then gently introduce new flavours like pineapple and ginger — with 5 bags of each flavour the mixed case is an easy way to support adventurous, baby led weaning-style eating without pressure, just mix one or two of the new flavour in with their existing favourites!

80+ Self Feeders per bag:

Packed with 80+ bite-sized melts for confident self-feeding — ideal for baby-led weaning and long stretches of pincer-grasp practice.

What's in the mixed Case?

45+ Snacktime Wins!

3+ Servings/Bag

5 X 24g Bags of Strawberries N' Cream Smoothie Melts

Organic Strawberries, Organic Bananas, Organic Coconut Butter (Organic Coconut), Organic Freeze Dried Soybeans, Organic Beets, Organic Lemon Juice. 

5 X 24g Bags of Tropical Smoothie Melts

Ingredients: Pineapple, Organic Mango, Organic Banana, Organic Carrot, Organic Coconut Butter, Organic Freeze Dried Soybeans, Organic Lemon Juice.

5 X 24g Bags of Mighty Green Smoothie Melts

Ingredients: Organic Mango, Organic Spinach, Organic Lemon Juice, Organic Freeze Dried Soybeans, Organic Coconut Butter (Organic Coconut), Organic Ginger.

Allergens: All Flavours Contain Soy and Coconut and are produced in a facility that processes, nuts, wheat, and dairy.

Is my baby old enough for Beany Bites?

Every baby is different, so the most important thing is for you to assess your child's readiness for solids. — no single age recommendation can be made that applies to every little one.

If your baby is confidently self-feeding soft solids like berries, avocados, etc and shows typical signs of readiness, Beany Bites may be appropriate. 

No matter their age, here are a few must-knows for safer snacking

👀 Always Supervise  - Sit your child upright and watch them while they are eating:

Keep an eye for signs of difficulty swallowing. If it appears that the child is struggling to process the melts do not continue feeding. Ensure they are consuming a single melt at a time. Beany Bites are great for practicing their pincer grasp let them go at their own pace!

🤏 Pinch First - You should never feed melts that have gone soft or spongy to a child. For this reason it is also important to reseal the bag after opening. 

If the pouch has been left open for a few hours try pinching the melts. Smoothie melts should not have any give. Melts should be firm, dry, and crumble under considerable pressure. Feeling a bit spongy? - Those are officially mama/dada's snacks.

🥛 Offer Water - Wetting their palate helps melts dissolve:

A small sip of water can make a big difference for early feeders. Offering water right before and between melts helps them dissolve even faster, which can make the texture easier for babies who are new to solids.

Still have questions? Check out our FAQ page for more on child readiness and other common questions.