Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins
Stage 3 Mix-Ins

Stage 3 Mix-Ins

Peanut, Egg, Milk, Cashew, Almond, Walnut, Sesame, Soy, and Wheat. For Food Eaters Only.

  • USDA Organic
  • No added sugar
  • For food eaters only
  • Peanut, egg, milk, cashew, almond, walnut, sesame, soy, wheat

Introduce 9 of the top allergens to your baby mixed into any food they eat (they need to be regular food eaters for Stage 3). Pre-measured daily packets. 100% organic real food. No added sugar. 

Introduce 9 of the top allergens to your baby mixed into any food they eat (they need to be regular food eaters for Stage 3). Pre-measured daily packets. 100% organic real food. No added sugar.

Continue with Stage 3 after Stage 2 or start with Stage 3 if your baby is a regular food eater and has already been introduced to peanut, egg and milk. Haven't introduced any allergens yet? We recommend starting with Stage 1 Mix-Ins for gradual, one-at-a-time introduction, and then coming back to Stage 3 or Oatmeal for expanded allergen exposure.

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WHAT'S INSIDE

We took the most common allergenic foods of childhood and turned them into a powdered form that can dissolve right in the bottle (Stages 1 and 2 only) or be mixed into food for no-mess, no-stress allergen exposure.

Allergens Included

Ingredients:

Organic Cashew Protein, Organic Walnut Protein, Organic Sesame Flour, Organic Partially Defatted Peanut Flour, Organic Almond Protein, Organic Soy Flour, Organic Milk Protein Concentrate, Organic Wheat Protein Isolate, Organic Dried Egg Whites.

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We have safe & simple allergen introduction and maintenance solutions for your baby, no matter where you are in your feeding journey. From bottles to solids, we've got you covered.

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Why is Ready. Set. Food! the best way to introduce allergens?

Ready. Set. Food! is the best option for introducing allergens because we make the process simple. It is important to note that for early allergen introduction parents need to frequently feed allergenic foods such as peanut, egg, and milk to their babies. Parents have found that trying to do this on their own is difficult and time-consuming, which is why we've created Ready. Set. Food! to help make early allergen introduction easy.

When should I start my baby on Ready. Set. Food! and for how long?

The 2020 USDA Dietary Guidelines for Americans and other prominent medical associations (NIH, AAP, AAAAI) recommend starting babies as early as 4 months of age with food allergen introduction.

We recommend starting the Stage 1 introduction, and Stage 2 for continued exposure together anytime between 4 - 12 months of age. You should sustain exposure to Stage 2 for at least 2 months.

Stage 3 is designed as the next step from Stage 2, and expands allergen exposure from 3 to 9 allergens including tree nuts, sesame, wheat and soy. However, if your baby hasn't started allergen introduction, but is already eating solid foods, feel free to start with Stage 3. Continue on Stage 3 for at least 6 months.

Feeding foods like peanut, egg, and milk only once or twice is NOT enough. We recommend using Ready. Set. Food!, for at least 6 months, or until your baby is regularly eating the allergens at least 3 times a week. We designed Ready. Set. Food!, to make it safe and easy for parents to not only introduce the allergens, but to sustain exposure as well.

Is Ready. Set. Food! safe?

Yes, Ready. Set. Food! is safe. Feeding allergenic foods to babies starting at 4 months of age is safe and is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the USDA. Ready. Set. Food! Stage 1 Mix-Ins starts with peanut, egg, and milk, introducing a low dose of each allergen, one at a time before slowly increasing to the maintenance amount used in the clinical studies.

How do I use Ready. Set. Food! Stage 3 and can it be mixed in with solids?

Stage 3 is recommended after finishing Stage 2, and if your little one is consistently eating solids such as applesauce, or cheesy mashed potatoes. Once your baby is consistently eating solids, safely expand from peanut, egg and milk to an additional 6 top allergens for at least another 3 - 6 months with Stage 3. If your baby has never started allergen introduction, and is eating solids already, it is okay to start with Stage 3. Mix Stage 3 with food only.

Customer Reviews

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Anonymous
Didn’t know it could be mixed with

Didn’t know it could be mixed with breastmilk

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KPR14
Did 1+2+3 system and buying more!

My son's 4 food was wheat and he ended up showing an allergy. We were advised to start microdosing him with wheat to prevent the allergy from getting worse. We decided to give the 1+2+3 system a try, but moved along quickly to step 3 so we could start microdosing our child with wheat sooner. It has worked like a charm. His tolerance for wheat is noticeably better now that he's almost 10 months old.

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SoSo4
Great produce!

For the people saying this don't work. Maybe it just don't work for your child who already has unknown food allergens and should see an allergist instead… This product gas helped me finding my daughters allergies and surprisingly she doesn't have an egg allergy like myself. Plus if you add it to water (formula) it is like the milk itself with an egg and peanut taste. I have to try her nut allergies. Like walnuts, cashews…and soy. Also by waiting till 1 or 2 you are more likely to develop more issues to intolerances. My child had an issue on Cerebelly organic baby before this

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Nikita
GREAT, ROOM TO IMPROVE

I loved the stage 1 and 2 allergen introduction system especially because they slowly introduced allergens one at a time. My biggest issue with stage 3 is with the introduction of multiple tree nuts, soy and sesame, there is NO ramp up system with the packets. We didn’t feel comfortable doing all at once (older child already has allergy to some tree nuts) so we slowly increased amounts of the stage 3 packets over the course of a week to ensure tolerance and monitor allergy effect.



Please consider adopting a slow introduction system for the stage 3 packets!

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