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Stage 1+2 Mix-Ins
4+ months · first introduction
Peanut, egg & milk, introduced one by one, then given together daily.
2-month supply · 3 allergens
$175
$2.91 / day
or 4 payments of $43.75 with
Pre-measured daily packets you mix into breast milk, formula, or baby food.
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WHY READY. SET. FOOD!
Peanut, egg, milk, wheat, soy, sesame, cashew, almond & walnut.
New allergens are added one by one, and the earlier ones keep going every day.
One packet a day. Nothing to weigh or guess.
Mixes into breast milk or formula, so there’s no need to wait for solids.
IS THIS RIGHT FOR MY BABY?
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YOUR RESULT
This is the window leading guidelines point to. Stage 1+2 introduces peanut, egg and milk one by one, then gives them together daily.
Stage 1+2 · $2.91/day
Your baby is already eating peanut, egg and milk. Stage 2 keeps all three in their diet every day, so exposure stays consistent.
Stage 2 · $3.30/day
Starting now still counts. Stage 1+2 introduces peanut, egg and milk one by one, then gives them together daily.
Stage 1+2 · $2.91/day
Stage 3 keeps peanut, egg and milk going and adds 6 more: wheat, soy, sesame, cashew, almond & walnut.
Leave your due month and we’ll email you shortly before your baby turns 4 months, with everything you need to get started.
We’ll email you shortly before your baby turns 4 months, with everything you need to get started.
Guidelines point to starting once your baby is at least 4 months old. Order now so you’re ready to start right on time.
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HOW IT WORKS
Stir one pre-measured packet into breast milk, formula, or baby food.
Stage 1
Just use the packets in order. Allergens are added one at a time, in gradually increasing amounts.
Stage 2
Peanut, egg & milk, every day, so exposure stays consistent.
Then Stage 3 expands to 9 allergens.
Plans from $2.50/day, shipped free.
Each stage builds on the last: starting with peanut, egg & milk, then expanding to wheat, soy, sesame, cashew, almond & walnut. Amounts increase gradually, so your baby can get used to each one little by little.
Tip: shake well. For bottle feeding, a Level 3+ nipple keeps the flow smooth.
Real parents, real routines.
Plans from $2.50/day, shipped free.
ALLERGEN INTRODUCTION MADE EASY
| Ready. Set. Food! | Doing it yourself | |
|---|---|---|
| Amounts | Pre-measured packets | Eyeballing peanut butter and egg |
| Pacing | One allergen at a time, gradually increased | All at once, or whenever you remember |
| Consistency | One packet a day - the plan keeps the rhythm | Remembering every day, for months |
| Timing | In the bottle from 4 months | Waiting until solids |
| Guidance | A pediatrician-developed schedule | Internet advice |
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4+ months · first introduction
Peanut, egg & milk, introduced one by one, then given together daily.
2-month supply · 3 allergens
$175
$2.91 / day
or 4 payments of $43.75 with
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The full 6-month plan · all 9 allergens
Stage 1+2 → Stage 2 → Stage 3, in one order.
6-month supply · 9 allergens
$450
$571
$2.50 / day
or 4 payments of $112.50 with
NEXT STEP
Finished Stage 1+2 · 6+ months
For babies who’ve finished Stage 1+2. Keeps peanut, egg & milk going daily before Stage 3.
1-month supply · 3 allergens
$99
$3.30 / day
or 4 payments of $24.75 with
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Already eating peanut, egg & milk
Expands to 9 allergens by adding wheat, soy, sesame, cashew, almond & walnut.
1-month supply · 9 allergens
$99
$3.30 / day
or 4 payments of $24.75 with
Leave your due month and we’ll email you shortly before your baby turns 4 months, with everything you need to get started.
We’ll email you shortly before your baby turns 4 months, with everything you need to get started.
Guidelines point to starting once your baby is at least 4 months old. Order now so you’re ready to start right on time.
Shop Stage 1+2 →We’ll email you shortly before your baby turns 4 months, with everything you need to get started.
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Leading guidelines support introducing common allergens once your baby is at least 4 months old. Stage 1+2 mixes into breastmilk or formula, so your baby doesn’t need to be on solids to start. If your baby has severe eczema or a known allergy, check with your pediatrician first.
Almost every baby starts with Stage 1+2. If you’ve finished Stage 1+2 and want another month of peanut, egg and milk before expanding, that’s Stage 2. If your baby already eats all three regularly, go to Stage 3.
No. Guidelines recommend introducing allergens around 6 months and keeping them in the diet - if you haven’t started, now is a good time.
You can. The plan takes the measuring, pacing and remembering off your plate: pre-measured amounts, one allergen at a time, one packet a day for months.
Early introduction is supported by the AAP and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. The plan is built around small, gradually increasing amounts of one allergen at a time, so you can watch how your baby responds.
Most babies have no reaction at all. Stage 1 starts with very small amounts and increases gradually, one allergen at a time, so you can watch for signs. If you notice mild symptoms: hives, redness, vomiting - stop and call your pediatrician. If you see trouble breathing, swelling of the face or lips, or your baby seems unusually pale or limp, call 911.
Yes. Talk to your pediatrician before starting if there’s a family history of food allergy, or if your baby has eczema or a known allergy.
No product can promise that. Research suggests that early, sustained introduction may help reduce the risk - which is exactly what the plan is designed to make consistent.
Stages 1 and 2 are mild and unflavored - most parents tell us their baby doesn’t notice. Stage 3 has a bit more flavor; mixing it into food works well.
Shake well after mixing and use a Level 3+ nipple. Mixed into purées or oatmeal, there’s nothing to clog.
All three.
Organic peanut, egg and milk - no added sugar, no artificial ingredients.
Simple division: $175 ÷ 60 days = $2.91 a day for Stage 1+2; the Complete System is $450 ÷ 180 days = $2.50 a day.
Yes - 4 interest-free payments with Shop Pay at checkout.
Free shipping on every order; orders ship within 1–2 business days.
Everywhere in the United States, free on every order.
Research-backed
The landmark studies and guidelines behind every packet.
The LEAP StudyNew England Journal of Medicine, 2015640 infants at high risk of peanut allergy either ate or avoided peanut from 4–11 months until age 5. Early, regular peanut consumption was associated with a markedly lower rate of peanut allergy - the study behind today’s guidelines.
NIAID (National Institutes of Health)Peanut Introduction Guidelines, 2017US guidelines recommend introducing peanut-containing foods as early as 4–6 months for infants at highest risk, around 6 months for those with mild-to-moderate eczema, and freely for infants without eczema or food allergy.
USDA & HHSDietary Guidelines for Americans, 2020–2025The first Dietary Guidelines to cover infants: introduce potentially allergenic foods alongside other complementary foods - there is no evidence that delaying them helps prevent food allergy.
American Academy of PediatricsClinical Report, 2019The AAP’s review found no evidence that delaying allergenic foods helps prevent allergy, and concluded that early peanut introduction may help reduce the risk of peanut allergy in high-risk infants.
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