Babies & Toddlers

Ready Set Food Organic Puffs

Dissolvable puffs with early allergens included

Why we picked it

Puffs that quietly carry peanut, egg and milk — the early, regular exposure current guidance recommends — without a separate routine to remember.

Who it may be useful for

Babies around six months and up who are managing solids and whose pediatrician has cleared allergen introduction.

Good to know

• High-risk babies — severe eczema or an existing egg allergy — need testing before peanut, so ask first
• A puff is not a substitute for real food; it's the easy way to keep exposure regular

Educational only — please discuss with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before deciding whether it suits your circumstances.

Re-Play Teether Straws

Four straws with a cleaning brush

Why we picked it

The textured straws give sore gums several easy angles to chew, while the included brush makes the narrow centers practical to clean.

Who it may be useful for

Babies from around three months who are chewing on everything.

Good to know

• Chill in the fridge, never the freezer — rock-hard makes sore gums worse
• Inspect before each use and replace any piece that shows damage

All-Purpose Baby Balm

Calendula, olive oil, beeswax

Why we picked it

One tin replaces about four bottles on the changing table. No fragrance, no dyes, and a list you can read without a search engine.

Who it may be useful for

Newborns onward, for dry cheeks, dry hands and the diaper area.

Good to know

• Not a barrier cream for significant diaper rash — that needs zinc
• Beeswax base, so not vegan

Simple Gripe Water

Four ingredients, not eleven

Why we picked it

One of the shortest ingredient lists on the shelf, with no sodium bicarbonate and no alcohol. Honestly: the evidence here is thin, and we'd rather say so than sell it to you.

Who it may be useful for

Babies over one month having a hard evening, where a provider has said it's fine.

Good to know

• Evidence is currently limited
• Not a colic treatment — nothing is
• Avoid formulas containing sodium bicarbonate or alcohol

Educational only — please discuss with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before deciding whether it suits your circumstances.