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Introducing allergens without the headache
Introducing allergens early is key.
We now know that the earlier you introduce foods known to be allergenic at the start of weaning, the more you reduce the risk of a child developing an allergy later in life.
The experts' recommendation: a gradual and regular introduction, one allergen at a time, starting with small quantities, then maintaining regular exposure — ideally twice a week.
Simple, right?
Introducing allergens in 2 steps
A progressive and safe approach to diversifying your baby's diet
Start with the introduction kit
Introduce one new allergen at a time to observe baby's reactions.
I keep it going with the consolidation pouch.
Once an allergen has been introduced, keep it on the menu by offering it regularly.
The allergen introduction pack
The consolidation pack
Your most frequently asked questions
Why should allergens be introduced at the time of dietary diversification?
Introducing allergens from the start of weaning (4/6 months) helps reduce the risk of allergies in Baby later on.
Which allergens should be introduced first?
We start with the ones your baby is likely to encounter often and that you eat at home: eggs, gluten, tree nuts, peanuts, fish and milk.
How to use the pouches in everyday life?
Nothing could be simpler: shake, open, pour into a purée, a compote or a bottle… It works with every meal!
Do allergens need to be given regularly?
Yes, consistency is super important! Once a food has been introduced, it's considered part of Baby's diet — so go ahead and offer it 1 to 2 times a week.
What are the signs of an allergic reaction in a baby?
Bear in mind that reactions are rare and may present as: red patches, hives, vomiting, diarrhoea, coughing or a slightly swollen throat. If in doubt, contact your doctor or emergency services.
Why choose the 4-sachet consolidation pack for Baby?
Because your baby has already been introduced to allergens, and this pack helps to continue offering peanut, cashew, hazelnut and almond regularly and in controlled doses.
