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Did you know that your baby’s tummy contains 70% of their immune system?
SpoonfulOne is science-based nutrition that works in the tummy to help protect your baby from developing a food allergy. We precisely portioned the amount of proteins (30mg) in SpoonfulOne so that each serving is large enough to safely increase the production of IgG4 (good, protective antibodies).
When eating SpoonfulOne, 16 foods are introduced to a child’s immune system. The immune cells in the stomach begin to recognize the foods. When eaten on an ongoing basis, SpoonfulOne teaches the immune system that the 16 foods are just foods, not allergens.
Unlike other products on the market that only cover peanut, milk, or eggs, SpoonfulOne covers the food groups responsible for over 90% of food allergies.
Don't miss the critical window. Pediatricians now recommend starting a food allergy prevention routine between 4-6 months. Protection takes time and doing this on your own is not easy. Trust us, we’ve tried. SpoonfulOne was designed to be given to your baby early, often, and seamlessly. We take the guesswork out of a very scary moment for parents.
We know you have tons on your plate and sometimes you may miss a day or two. It’s ok, just pick up where you left off!
We craft our products with complete love and care. From North America to New Zealand, we have scoured the earth to find the highest quality ingredients from the best and purest of sources. Our products are made with wholesome, real ingredients and contain no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. We are Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth and responsibly manufactured in the USA.
Each SpoonfulOne product includes the same spoonful of peanuts, milk, shellfish (shrimp), tree nuts (almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, pecans, pistachios, and walnuts), egg, fish (cod and salmon), grains (oats and wheat), soy, and sesame.
