Little Spoon makes fresh, organic baby food, toddler and kid's meals, and vitamins and natural remedies.
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We signed up for Little Spoon when it came time to introduce foods to our babe. There is such a wide variety of foods offered that we were able to introduce so many different flavors to him. Having a subscription set with consistent delivery took the weight off of ordering and meal planning. Highly recommend!
We tried a few of these meals for my daughter, around 10 months. They were fine, but nothing special. If you were really in a pinch for meal prepping for your kid, they would work. They just weren't something we needed on a regular basis.
My baby liked the baby food, and I was pretty happy ordering this for a while. My only issue was I wish we could order them without the spoons. We always ate them at home where we have our own spoons, so it was extremely wasteful that every one came with a spoon that we never used. Eventually I tried the plates and did not like them. I don’t trust plastics in the microwave so I was a bit wary. Even though I heated them up according to the directions, the food just wasn’t right. My toddler refused to eat most of the food.
My nephew at these for the first year he was eating. Not going to lie may have licked the spoon once or twice.
Super fresh. He loved most flavors though a few were not a hit but overall great quality.
So I've tried the smoothie pouches and the plates for my 7yo. He likes some of the flavors, not all, but we've figured out what his favorites are and stick with those. We do a pouch on the way to school or for a snack and the plates we do on weeknights when we don't have time to cook. It's all really convenient and feels healthy, I just with there was more variety of what my kid liked.
Ordering/canceling/changing meal plan is kind of tricky on the website
Delivery great. Quality of food great. Customer service is horrible. You have to micromanage your account. The option to cancel is nestled under “pause”. There’s no way to flat out cancel and remove your cc information. I chose to pause my account, received no confirmation email and the company reactivated my account and charged me without permission. When I went to ask for a refund, they stated that it was after Saturday and that canceling was “tricky”. At this point, I have no proof of the cancellation, but I canceled again that same day and received no email, once more. I honestly feel set up. I was a huge fan until this.
Allow customers to erase their personal information when cancelling and send proof of change to your account. This could have all been prevented.