Anuradha, a 31-year-old mother, constantly juggles between her work and managing the daily chores at home. Her life appears to have grown increasingly hectic, busier, and more chaotic than usual, particularly with her 7-month-old son keeping her up all night. Nevertheless, she endeavours to strike the right balance to fulfil her responsibilities at work while also devoting time to nurturing her baby.
Once, when she had to stay back after hours at work, she missed feeding the evening meal to her baby. She felt guilty that her husband had to step in for her. On several other occasions, Anuradha was required to work late, intensifying her guilt. Upon returning home, she observed that her husband could not cook and had to rely on ready-made products to feed their baby. As she began scrutinising the ingredients, a surge of guilt washed over her – the guilt of not being able to do enough for her child, to not being able to prepare homemade food for her baby.
It is something many mothers go through post-pregnancy. It's understandable to feel guilty about not being able to cook homemade food for your baby, but it's important to remember that being a new mother comes with its own set of challenges, and you're doing the best you can. First and foremost, prioritise your own well-being and mental health. Taking care of a newborn is incredibly demanding, and it's okay to cut yourself some slack. And it's okay to select an alternative that works the best for your baby. Of course, at the infant stage, breast milk is undoubtedly the optimal choice for a baby’s nutrition. But as your baby surpasses six months of age, you can start with solid food.Along with homemade meals for babies, you can use products from the market.
But, unfortunately, one of the growing concerns shared by many mothers is– there are no existing products in the market that are safe and nutritious. Results? You end up compromising on one of the most important aspects of your baby which is– nutrition.
But, now it’s time you leave your worries behind, at least regarding your baby’s health. One Little Farm's delicious ready-to-feed pureed meals are clean-label and made using 100% natural ingredients. They are free from added sugar, salt, preservatives, additives and anything artificial.
You can completely place your trust in One Little Farm’s pureed meals that are created to develop your little one’s palette. Each pureed meal is a healthy mix of veggies, fruits, nuts and seeds with 3g of healthy fat and 3g of protein, essential for your baby’s brain & body development. These baby food pouches have nothing that you wouldn’t find in your own kitchen. Every ingredient sourced for making these pureed meals is carefully sourced from honest and trusted farms.
There are several advantages of feeding One Little Farm’s pureed meals to your little ones:Ease of swallowing: Babies starting to eat solid food for the first time, may find it easier to swallow pureed foods compared to solid foods, reducing the risk of choking.
Nutrient intake: Purees allow parents to feed their baby a variety of vegetables, fruits and nuts in one go, ensuring babies receive enough variety of necessary nutrients easily.
Introduction to new flavours: Pureed meals give your baby a chance to try different tastes and textures, be it Avocados, Spinach, Beetroot, Walnuts and more. It helps your baby’s palate development.
Sensory development: Eating pureed foods from a squeezy pouch can help babies develop their motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
Lastly, try to enjoy these messy feeding times with your baby and the new adventures that shall entail you in the journey of motherhood. And always remember this one thing– with One Little Farm, you shouldn't have to choose between convenience and nutrition when it comes to your baby.