Holle Organic Couscous

We decided to introduce to our baby the Holle products early on, since I could not breastfeed him for longer than 3 months. Upon research we got to know that goat milk is the closest by taste to mother’s milk and I have not faced any issues my baby switching from breastfeeding to bottle.

Furthermore, I have followed the advice of Holle’s baby nutritionists on their recommendation on introduction of food and how to schedule the meals throughout the day. I started with the fruit pouches but also fruit purees in glasses, then also introduced Holle’s wide range of vegetable purees. Our baby simply loved all of them; he sometimes amazed me even. Once I could get fresh fruits and vegetables from the market, I certainly did meals myself, but sometimes, when I needed a break, or things just did not go the way they should have during the day, or the baby may have been off, or…whatever the reason, I always kept a stock of fruit and vegetable purees. My little one got so used to them that if he is moody and refuses to eat whatever I prepared, I can rely on Holle’s spaghetti Bolognese or Couscous that it will keep him full.

Their product and meal plans throughout the day very well helped the baby stay in the routine that he should be in at a certain age…simply all naturally coincided, and baby’s adjustments were not taking long at all.

I am convinced that Holle food helped me raise a boy that prefers fruits and vegetables over any sweets. I have tried many times but he always rejects Holle cookies, and there was no different with introducing the Bohslsener Mill cookies. I can honestly say that I have tried one, and they taste really good…obviously my boy is simply not a sweet-dough-liking person.

I would also say that a part of him staying healthy throughout his first year was because of the food he was served – all organic, even Demeter, no chemicals or anything else that would affect his development or health.

I can only recommend to mothers for kids of 4-6 months and up.