Cerebelly
3.8
Cerebelly earns largely positive reviews as a trusted, nutrient-dense option that many children enjoy—especially the pouches and bars—though flavor hits are inconsistent and several users cite issues like wasteful packaging and an occasional off-putting broccoli smell. Reviews also surface outliers: one report of mold in a bar and another of disrupted infant sleep after pouches, while others praise clean ingredients, brain-supporting formulations, and on‑the‑go convenience.
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7mo ago
Organic Cerebelly beet/carrot/blueberry puree pouches are nutrition dense and very convenient to have on hand as healthy snack. I give my 1 year old grand child plenty of exercise and no added sugar. This pouch comes in very handy when outdoors, on the go, etc. What I don’t like is the very steep price point at which I will look for other healthy options. However, I do look for sales and stock up!
Move over toddlers, I am the number one cerebelly bar lover. If cerebelly has no fans, it means I am dead. I eat one every single day. It's really hard to find 'adult' granola bars that have clean ingredients and aren't super high calorie, so when I found out about these a while ago, I immediately fell in love. I have these for breakfast, before a workout, after a workout, while I'm at work, literally whenever I can. I hit the jackpot the other day finding a bunch of them on clearance and bought all of them up. I'll be sad once I run out, and I know that's going to be soon (as I said I eat at least one per day). When that happens, you know I'll be at the store buying more; they have a customer in me for life.
I Like the brand, what it stands for, and how it makes my life easier as a mum that my child is getting the right nutrients. He started with these when he was 6 months and still loves them. I wish there would be more flavors to choose from. As he has these every day I would like to vary more.
3y ago
I purchased these bars and bit into one without checking. Despite being well within the expiration date, the taste immediately seemed off. To my dismay, I discovered disgusting mold all over the bar after swallowing a bite. This led to multiple episodes of vomiting and feeling sick throughout the Thanksgiving weekend, ruining the holiday. I contacted the company, but after one response, they never got back to me. They didn't provide any compensation for this terrible experience. Do not, I repeat, do not buy these bars!
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What is Cerebelly?
Cerebelly makes baby food with 16 key brain-supporting nutrients.
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Cerebelly is the first and only science-backed baby food that delivers whole food nutrition designed for optimal cognitive development. Founded by Dr. Teresa Purzner, a practicing neurosurgeon, Stanford Ph.D. in developmental neurobiology, and mom of three, Cerebelly is committed to making food for young children that contains the 16 essential nutrients critical for healthy brain development. Cerebelly is setting a standard above the industry benchmark, crafting its products from whole foods, focusing on organic, veggie-first, no added sugar ingredients, and proudly honoring its Clean Label Project®️ Purity Award, which tests for over 400 different contaminants including heavy metals.
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USDA Organic, Clean Label Purity Certified and Awarded, Non GMO. Each of its products is made with organic, veggie-first whole ingredients, no added sugar, and proudly honors its Clean Label Project ®️ Certification, which tests for over 400 different contaminants including heavy metals. Ingredients are free of the big 8 allergens: soy, dairy, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, and eggs. TerraCycle® and Cerebelly have partnered to create a national recycling program for Cerebelly pouches, where participants can earn and donate TerraCycle points to their choice of schools and nonprofit organizations. Cerebelly is also partnered with non-profit, Baby2Baby, to make sure kids living in need can eat healthily too. Baby2Baby provides diapers, clothing, and other necessities that all children deserve.
