Tiny Organics

What's in the box: A box holds your choice of ready-to-eat organic meals, such as veggie bowls, pastas, curries and fruit oatmeals, sized for babies and toddlers.

Tiny Organics is a US meal delivery service for babies and toddlers. It sells ready-to-eat, plant-based meals built around vegetables. The company says its meals are certified organic and that a team of neonatal nutritionists creates its recipes. Most dishes are based on vegetables, legumes, grains and fruit. Examples include Zucchini Pesto Pasta, Chickpea Yam Bowl, a red lentil Coconut Curry, Baby Burrito Bowl and several oatmeals such as Apple Pie and Blueberry Banana. The site says the meals work for baby-led weaning and offers finger foods for babies along with fuller meals for toddlers and young kids. You build a box by choosing meals, or you can buy one of the best selling bundles. One-time boxes are available for families who don't want an ongoing plan, and subscriptions can be paused or cancelled at any time. That makes it easy to try the service without a long commitment. The main appeal is variety: herbs, spices and global flavors early on, with no cooking or blending at home. There are tradeoffs. Prepared baby meals delivered to your door usually cost more than cooking at home or buying jars at the store. The menu is also fully plant-based, so families who want meat or fish in the rotation will need to provide those separately. Check current pricing and delivery coverage on the site before ordering.