Fruit puree Baby plum 180 g

Baby Plum Puree is a one-component homogenized fruit puree for children. It is recommended for use as a baby's first complementary food.

Active ingredients

Plum ranks first in terms of potassium content. It helps maintain acid-base balance, improves heart function, and metabolism in the child's body. Plum is rich in minerals, organic acids, and vitamins. It is especially rich in vitamin P, which helps lower blood pressure and strengthens the walls of blood vessels. Dietary fiber gently regulates stool and has a mild laxative effect, which is why doctors recommend plums for constipation in children. Plum puree helps with poor appetite, strengthens the immune system, and protects against colds.

Advantages

Useful and tasty. Only ripe fruits of the highest quality are used in production. Unique production technology allows you to preserve the maximum number of beneficial properties of fresh fruits. Each stage of production is carefully controlled. The product does not contain dyes, thickeners, flavors and starch. Does not contain preservatives, GMOs and gluten. Has a natural taste and rich color. Natural cultivation, natural ripening periods, careful selection of fields and selection of the best varieties ensure proper ripening of fruits with minimal water content and preservation of rich taste, color and aroma.

Cooking method

Starting with 0.5 hours twice a day, increasing to 100-150 grams per day by 12 months. Stir before use.

Consult a doctor before use.

Do not use the product until you hear cotton when opening the lid.

composition

Prune puree - 89%, sugar - 11%, vitamin C.

Characteristics

Product type: baby fruit puree Age: from 5 months Addition: plum Quantity in package: 180 g Manufacturer: Ekoniya (Ukraine)

Important note

The ideal food for a child is breast milk. The World Health Organization recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months and the subsequent introduction of complementary foods while breastfeeding continues. The ANT Pharmacy supports this recommendation. To decide on the timing and methods of introducing complementary foods to the child's diet, you should consult a specialist.