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Smileat Pouch Yoghurt and Raspberry Eco 100g is a natural food suitable for babies from 9 months of age. It contains raspberry, banana, apple and cereals, which provide fibre and contribute to the feeling of satiety. It is sugar-free.
Smileat Pouch Yoghurt and Raspberry Eco 100g is a combination of fruit and cereals such as rice that provides essential nutrients and fibre for the development of infants from the age of 9 months. It is made with natural ingredients and contains no preservatives or refined sugar. It has a delicious flavour and promotes a feeling of satiety appropriate for the usual physical wear and tear of the little ones.
The creamy and pleasant texture of Greek yoghurt stands out in its formulation. This food has a high nutritional value because it provides a high amount of nutrients, but is low in calories. It is an adequate source of calcium and biological proteins. In addition, it provides essential vitamins, such as B vitamins and fat-soluble vitamins A and D. This makes it a great food for the development of the body during early childhood.
Calcium is an indispensable element in a child's development, since, combined with phosphorus, it promotes optimal development of the skeleton. At the same time, it promotes the formation of healthy and strong teeth.
In addition, the calcium contained in yoghurt is better utilised by the body thanks to the milk matrix, which contributes to better mimicry.
Raspberries provide significant amounts of antioxidants, folic acid, vitamin C, soluble fibre and calcium. The apple provides vitamins B1 and B6, which help minimise the discomfort of mental exhaustion and help boost memory. All this, combined with the banana's high levels of magnesium, iron, potassium and calcium, contributes to a good development of the immune system and promotes the proper growth of the child.
Its consumption is appropriate for babies older than 9 months, whose parents or caregivers want to promote satisfactory growth while providing them with the necessary energy to face the routine.
Shake the container and open it carefully. The food can be dispensed directly from the pack or with a spoon. You can also cut off the top, insert a stick and freeze it until you get an ice-cream.
Avoid consumption if the child is allergic to any of its components.
Apple puree (35%), Greek yoghurt (pasteurised cow's milk, cream, starter cultures) (35%), banana puree (14.5%), raspberry puree (13%), rice flour (2.5%).
