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Each item is packaged in a reclosable freezer bag and contains ten, one-ounce frozen, already prepared and pureed cubes and is hand delivered in the Greater Charleston South Carolina area ($4.00 delivery fee applies). Each bag is clearly labeled showing the fruit or vegetable ordered and your grubber's stage.

After registering, please check the availabiliy of fruits and vegetables on our Order menu, as many seasonal fruits and vegetables may not be acquirable.

(6-8 months)	Extra smooth texture for beginner eaters. Introductory fruits and vegetables recommended for easier consumption and digestion. Stimulates suck or suckle pattern, lip and jaw closure. Recommended Foods - apricots, avocados, peaches, plums, prunes, carrots, peas, yellow squash, zucchini. Nutritional Value
(8-10 months)	Smooth with soft lumps for teethers and advanced eaters. Additional foods recommended for introduction into baby's diet. Continues to stimulate suck or suckle pattern, lip and jaw closure, stimulates up and down jaw and tongue movement (munching pattern). Recommended Foods - (in addition to all previously listed) blueberries, cantaloupe, kiwi, mangos, papaya, asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower. Nutritional Value
(10-12+ months)	Smooth with chunky bits for babies with teeth and advanced eaters. Additional foods recommended for introduction into baby's diet. Continues to stimulate the patterns of Smooth and Lumpy. Further stimulates side to side tongue movement and vertical and diagonal jaw movement, with enough strength to break up the pieces. Recommended Foods - (in addition to all previously listed) cherries, grapes (cut up into quarters), raspberries, beets, corn. Nutritional Value
(1 year+)	Smooth and lumpy. The perfect frozen treat with a variety of fruit flavors.

Nutritional Value

Fruits

Apples	good source of fiber, vitamin C and flavonoids.
Apricots	good source of vitamin A, dietary fiber and contain iron.
Bananas	good source of fiber;, vitamin C and potassium.
Blueberries	good source of dietary fiber; good source of vitamin C.
Cantaloupe	high in vitamin A; high in vitamin C; good source of folate.
Cherries	good source of vitamin C; good source of potassium.
Kiwi	good source of fiber; high in vitamin C; good source of potassium ,good source of vitamin E.
Mango	high in vitamin A; good source of vitamin C.
Peaches	good source of vitamin C.
Pears	excellent source of dietary fiber; good source of vitamin C.
Plums	good source of vitamin C.
Prunes	good source of dietary fiber; good source of vitamin A.
Raspberries	high in dietary fiber; high in vitamin C.
Strawberries	high in vitamin C; high in folate.

Vegetables

Acorn Squash	excellent source of vitamin A and also contains vitamin C, potassium and dietary fiber.
Asparagus	good source of vitamin C; high in folate; good source of vitamin A.
Broccoli	high in folate; good source of dietary fiber; good source of potassium.
Butternut Squash	excellent source of vitamin A and also contains vitamin C, potassium and dietary fiber.
Carrots	excellent source of vitamin A; good source of vitamin C.
Cauliflower	high in vitamin C; good source of folate.
Corn	good source of vitamin C.
Cucumber	high in vitamin C.
Golden Beets	high in folate and a good source of manganese and potassium. They provide iron and vitamin C.
Green Beans	good source of fiber; good source of vitamin C.
Peas	excellent source of vitamins, minerals, dietary fiber and protein; especially high in vitamin K, manganese and vitamin C; have plenty of B vitamins.
Sweet Potatoes	good source of dietary fiber; high in vitamin A; high in vitamin C; good source of potassium.
Summer Squash	high in vitamin C.
Zucchini	high in vitamin C.
Yellow Squash	high in vitamin C.