Happy Baby Organics Savory Blends Stage 2 Baby Food, Sweet Potatoes with Olive Oil + Rosemary, 4 Ounce Pouch (Pack of 16)USDA Organic

These are hands down my toddler's favorite pouches. I love that they're quality ingredients with unique spices. It's such an easy way to introduce your little ones to lots of different foods.

When my son was early eating I would put this on some noodles and he loved/s it. Tasted it myself one time and.... What?! Why be limited to tomato or Alfredo sauce on noodles, this is actually quite good. Add some melted butter and a little more spice and it's a nutritious pasta sauce alternative that my whole family loves.Happy Baby needs to start a happy family line of pasta sauce, zip this sweet potato and rosemary up a smidge and you have a real hit.

I bought this product but deeply regret it in light of the class action lawsuit against the manufacturer that I just found out about. Would encourage parents to do their research before buying baby pouches, even those that claim to be organic. This brand's products have tested positive for very high levels of heavy metals, which are linked to autism and ADHD in children.

My baby loves this pouches.

Started feeding this puree to our baby when she was about 7 months old. She loves it. We chose this because it didn't have unnecessary fruits as a sweetener. This brand, Happy baby, seems to like adding fruit purees or juice to their food pouches or puffs. Babies don't need added sugar. I like the added herb flavoring because babies don't need to eat bland food.

Baby & mom approved! Baby loves the taste - mom loves the short, ingredient list and the added protein from the chickpeas. Great for at home meals or on the go! Texture is very smooth and goes down easy (baby is 7 months).

My son refused to eat this. It does not smell good either.

Baby enjoys these pouches, and it's nice to feed them a pouch without pear puree or other types of fruit sugars.We need more products like these. Yes, i'm sure the combo pouches sell better because babies are naturally inclined towards sugars of any kind. But there's no way to train young palettes to enjoy something with lower sugar content that way.