Meals, purée and baby bottle 4 months organic

Baby food pouches and purees from 4 months: the first taste adventures 

4 months is the age when, with your pediatrician's approval, baby can start tasting something other than milk. Not to fill them up (milk remains the basis of their diet for at least 6 months), but to gently awaken their palate and launch the great adventure of diversification. A spoonful of carrot here, a lick of apple there, and off you go for years of taste discoveries. 

First real meal (other than milk): a milestone worth celebrating 

Before 4 months, baby drank. From 4 months (always on the advice of your pediatrician), they start tasting. It's a moment full of emotion, and incidentally, blurry photos. The golden rule at this age: go slowly, in small quantities, and observe how baby reacts. 

The first baby food pouches allow you to offer distinct flavors, smooth textures, and save time when you have neither the patience nor the time to blend a carrot every evening. 

Why start with fruit and vegetables at 4 months? 

It's the logical order: you discover the sweet flavors first, and save proteins (meat meals, fish meals, eggs) for at least 6 months. Fruit and vegetables provide vitamins and fiber, and prepare the palate for all the diversity to come. 

The classics to start with: 

• For vegetable meals: broccoli & broccoli. Sweet flavors, easy to digest, perfect for the first tries. 
• For fruit: apple, pear, banana, apricot. Natural sugar, just enough, without overwhelming the palate. 
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Our 4-month selection: organic, simple recipes, honest flavors 

The baby meals Good Goût adapted from 4 months respect the strict requirements of infant nutrition and common sense on the plate: 

• Short composition: 1 or 2 ingredients featured, because at this age, it's the real taste you discover, not a complicated mixture. 
• Organic: organic farming, no synthetic pesticides during cultivation, in accordance with current regulations. Good Goût standard since day one. 
• No added sugars, no salt: what nature put in the apple is more than enough. Our recipes contain only the sugars naturally present in the fruit. 
• Smooth and homogeneous texture: essential at 4 months, when baby does not yet have the skills to handle pieces. 
• Practical pouch format: to give with a spoon for the first tries, or simply to carry without drama in the diaper bag. 

How to incorporate the first pouch into baby's routine from 4 months? 

Start small, really small. One or two spoonfuls in addition to the bottle or breastfeeding, ideally when baby is neither too hungry (otherwise they get cranky) nor too sleepy (otherwise they fall asleep in the spoon). Always under careful supervision: diversification is also learning to swallow food thicker than milk. 

What if baby makes a face on the first try? Don't panic, it's even normal. You sometimes have to offer a food 8 to 10 times before they accept it. Patience, perseverance, and a little humor. 

To accompany the first months of diversification, also find our selection of infant formulas which remain the basis of the diet until 6 months, our baby fruit pouches to vary the flavors, and our food diversification packs to start this new adventure well without having to choose product by product.