A Harvest for his Heart
Before I gave birth to my son, I vowed that every single thing that went into his body would be something that was good for him. Now, I must admit, I have sort of strayed a bit since he started eating adult food, but when it came to baby food, I stuck with my instincts and only gave him certified organic foods. It wasn't an easy task either. My local grocery store didn't carry the brand I was feeding him, so I had to do some traveling and stocking up in order to get him the best I could find. Luckily, I found an amazing brand of healthy baby food that takes the traveling part out of providing the finest foods for my little one, unless you count walking to your mailbox as traveling, that is.
Mom-preneur's, Heather and Connie seemed to be thinking the same thing I was when they came up with Jack's Harvest, a certified organic line of delivered-to-your-door fresh baby foods. When I say healthy, I mean really healthy. The products contain all the yummy stuff (100% certified organic fresh fruits and vegetables), none of the yucky stuff (no preservatives, no added salt or sugar, no chemicals, no artificial colors or flavors), and no allergic stuff (no gluten, eggs, wheat, dairy, or nuts). They are personally delivered to your door, packaged in dry ice to keep them fresh and frozen until you need them. And for added cuteness, they come in perfectly portioned heart shaped frozen pieces in clear, see-through bags that store wonderfully in the freezer (and stay fresh in there for 3 months!).
With Jack's Harvest, you won't find the basic apples, bananas and peas for flavors and names. For example, you'll uncover flavors like cauli-baba potatoes, pearsnip, and tango with mango. I don't know about you, but I have never come across a baby food that contains cauliflowers! And even though my little guy wasn't a fan at first, I was happy to know that I could find a food for him that would expand his personal palate, even at such a young age.
Now that my little guy is moving on to adult foods, and growing up more and more every day, feeding him foods that are good for him is a bit more of a challenge. But it was nice to know that in his first year of life, there was a company looking out for his best interests, just as much as I was.
Win it!
We have a $25 gift certificate to Jack's Harvest for one hungry babe! To enter, email giveaways[at]mamaspeaks.com with Jack as your subject and let us know which amazing flavor you might just sneak a couple bites of. Giveaway ends March 24, 2008.
-Jen
