Yummy Bites – Baby Foods Library, Made Simple

Everything you need, from first taste to family meals

One place for the whole journey: what to serve, how to cut it, when to introduce allergens, and what to cook this week.

Bowls of baby food stages on a kitchen table, from purée to finger food

Foods library 400+ foods with serving instructions for your baby's exact age, choking-risk ratings and allergen flags.

How-to-serve guides Visual step-by-step preparation for every food at 6, 9, 12 and 18+ months.

Allergen tracker The top 9 allergens introduced step by step, with exposure schedules and a reaction log.

392 baby-led recipes Filter by age, iron-rich, freezer-friendly or vegan, with smart Ready-to-cook labels.

Weekly meal planner Plan the week in minutes; the shopping list builds itself.

Bring your family along Invite another caregiver and keep separate child profiles, so the people sharing care can follow the same food history.

See exactly how to cut it

Every food comes with a visual serving guide for each age. Here are a few favourites.

Guides like these exist for all 400+ foods in the library. Browse the Foods Library

Introduce allergens without the anxiety

Research shows early, repeated exposure to common allergens can reduce the risk of food allergies. Yummy Bites turns that science into a calm, step-by-step plan.

All top-9 allergens: peanut, egg, milk, tree nuts, soy, wheat, fish, shellfish, sesame
Gradual exposure schedules with clear day-by-day portions for each allergen
Reaction log: track symptoms and severity, share with your pediatrician

Baby in a high chair picking up a strip of peanut-butter toast from a divided plate

Designed to feel calm, not clinical

Browse 400+ foods

Your daily dashboard

Age-by-age serving guides

Recipes for every stage

Confident in three steps

Tell us about your baby

Age, feeding stage, family allergies and your goals: we tailor everything to your little one.

Serve every food

Open any food and see exactly how to prepare it for your baby's age, plus choking and allergen info.

Track, plan & grow

Log what your baby tried, introduce allergens on schedule and plan next week's meals in minutes.

Parents sharing a meal with their baby at the family table

From first bites to family meals

Whether you start with purées, baby-led weaning or a mix of both, every food adapts to your baby's stage, so the whole family can eventually eat the same meal.

Readiness cues explained: know when your baby is ready for solids
Textures by stage: from smooth purées to toddler bites, with photos
Gagging vs. choking: understand the difference and stay calm at the tray

6m+purées & spears 9m+bite-sized pieces 12m+toddler textures 18m+family meals

Questions, answered

When should my baby start solid foods?

Most babies are ready around 6 months, when they can sit with minimal support, hold their head steady and show real interest in food. The app walks you through every readiness cue so you can spot the right moment, and your pediatrician always has the final word.

Is Yummy Bites for purées or baby-led weaning?

Both. Every food in the library shows serving options for your baby's age and stage: smooth purées, mashed textures, spears and bite-sized pieces. You can follow purées, baby-led weaning or a mix of the two.

How does the allergen tracker work?

You introduce each of the top-9 allergens with a gradual, step-by-step exposure schedule. The app reminds you when it's time for the next portion, and you log any reactions with severity and notes you can share with your pediatrician.

Is the app free?

The app is free to download. Full access requires an active subscription. Plans and prices can vary by store and region; check the purchase screen for the offer available to you. Trial availability depends on the plan, store account and eligibility. The purchase screen shows whether your offer includes a trial and when paid renewal begins.

Does Yummy Bites replace medical advice?

No. Yummy Bites helps you find information and keep records. It does not diagnose allergies, certify a food as safe for an individual child or replace advice from a qualified health professional.

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