Here's our general guide, but every little one is different! It's best to follow the pace of your little one through their weaning journey.

Single Ingredient Blend (Stage 1): 6 months onwards

Multi-Ingredients Blend (Stage 2): 7 months onwards

Textured porridges (Stage 3): 8 months onwards Chunky mix (Stage 4): 10 months onwards

Toddler Meals - 1-4 years old

Our food are freshly prepared, blast frozen and vacuum sealed to retain the freshness for up to 10 days in the fridge or in the freezer for up to 3 months. These amazing technologies allow us to keep all of the fresh properties in tact just like how you make it fresh at home. We strongly recommend consuming them within 1 month to enjoy their best quality, as we do not use any preservatives.

Please refer to the use-by date indicated on each food pack. Please consume within 24 hours once opened.

Your little one's health is our number 1 priority! All of our ingredients come from trusted partners who adhere to the highest standards of food quality and safety.

We are mindful of food allergies: All of our Stage 1 & 2 food and several Stage 3 food are free from major allergens. All our ingredients are clearly listed, so you can check against the ingredients list when placing your order.

Lastly, we follow strict sanitation practices in our SFA-licensed kitchen.

At Happy Little Munchers, we prioritize the health of your little ones. We do not add any salt, sugar or preservatives to any of our meals, including our broths.

We are not Halal certified but we only use Halal ingredients.

We recommend keeping the meals in your freezer if you do not plan to serve your baby within 24-48 hours. These meals can be stored in your freezer for up to 3 months, although we strongly recommend consuming them within 1 month to enjoy the best quality, as we do not use any preservatives. If stored in the fridge, please consume them within 2-3 days.

We know how frustrating it can be when your little one refuses food. It can often take 10 - 20 times of exposing your little one to a new food before they eat it. It's all part of palate training and perfectly normal. A method that you could try is to mix a new flavor with a familiar one to help ease your little one into trying new flavors.

Even if your little one doesn't eat a new food, it is important for them to see, smell and touch it. Remember: Exposure doesn't equal eating. It can take a while before your little one is willing to put new food into their mouth.

Also do note that your little one's taste buds change every three months, so what they like is going to evolve quite a bit! It can get frustrating but it is common and definitely normal for your little one to suddenly reject a meal you know they love. Do not give up! Sometimes letting them select their meal from the freezer/fridge makes them feel empowered by being involved.