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Kids

+48 months

At 4 years, children have already incorporated a complete diet, full of different textures, flavors, and foods in chunks of different sizes. At the kid stage, from 48 months onwards, children are prepared to incorporate to their diets foods with added nutritional value, such as foods enriched with probiotics, proteins, minerals and vitamins, to support their development and nutritional needs

Some of our recipes

Mixed Fruits & Seeds

  • Tropical Mix with Chia seeds 

Dairies

  • Chocolate milkshake

Fortified Yoghurts

  • Blueberry yogurt with vitamin D2 

Chunky foods

  • Choco Banana with Cacao Nibs

Probiotics

  • Apple & Strawberry with Probiotics

Vegetal Proteins

  • Mixed Fruits & Veggies with Fiber

*These recipes are for illustrative purposes and are an example of what we can develop together

Packaging

Pouch
  • 70g /2,5oz
  • 90g/3,2oz
  • 100g/3,5oz
  • 113g/4oz
  • 128g/4,5oz
STARTER

4-6 months

SITTER

6-8 months

CRAWLER

8-12 months

TODDLER

12-48 months

Kids

Kids baby

More than 48 month crawler is a stage of childhood. Complexity of flavors and textures continues to grow with crawlers. Thick and mushy textures are blended containing small, soft, and chewable chunks or small pieces. Dairy derivatives, pasta, pulses, or meat are introduced at this stage. Exposition to different tastes, flavors and textures also help them to develop their sensory profile through different experiences while working their mouth, jaw, and tongue Discover some of the recipes or develop it yourself Thick and mushy textures are used with small pieces to create more complex products including dairy derivatives, pasta and meat Fruselva’s manufacturing facilities adhere to local and federal government requirements, and our established protocols follow the strictest safety and compliance standards. Each facility is routinely audited and certified against globally recognized safety standards We create products for each stage (starter, sitter, crawler,toddler and kids) five more words more or less