For Aisha Stage 3 Baby Food Review – From 10+ Months Onwards

For Aisha Stage 3 Baby Food Review – From 10+ Months Onwards

For Aisha is an exciting baby food company that makes baby food for babies aged 7 months and onwards. Their fun range contains nutrient dense protein dishes that packed with healthy wholesome ingredients and the meals are excellent sources of iron and essential fatty acids that are vital for little ones.

The dishes are packed with flavours from around the world including a wide range of herbs and spices. They help you introduce these flavours to your baby and can help ensure your little one doesn’t become a fussy eater. For Aisha food is also made using Halal meats.

“All For Aisha recipes are free from preservatives, artificial additives and flavourings. They also only contain naturally occurring sugars.”

I reviewed the Stage 2 range with my eldest daughter last year and now Baby No. 2 (10 and a half months old) has tried the new Stage 3 Toddler Meals.

This stage is all about continuing the fun and helping your child explore new flavour combinations. At this age, it’s also about refining eating techniques and enjoying foods with more texture.

There are three meals available in the Stage 3 range:

• Chicken & Sweet Potato Curry — a chunkier version of the best-selling Stage 2 one with yummy sweet potatoes that are high in Vitamin A which is great for the eyes and bones and potassium for the heart and kidneys. This is my baby’s favourite!
• Green Bean & Lamb Curry — the taste of India with lamb and lots of green beans.
• Chicken Rainbow Quinoa — with healthy quinoa that is gluten free and one of few vegetarian foods that provides all nine essential amino acids.

The ingredients lists are really pleasing — there’s nothing in these baby and toddler foods that I wouldn’t use myself when cooking. There are no fillers or stabilisers — just the good stuff!

The Stage 3 range has a different type of packaging that is lighter in weight and extra friendly to the environment. It’s a bit messier this way but it’s for a good cause — they’re so much wasteful material in baby food pouches.

My baby eats half a packet at a time so I cut a corner off and squeeze half into a bowl for her and squeeze the rest into an airtight glass container. If you roll the bag from the sealed end towards the opening, you can ensure you get as much as possible out.

Baby No. 2 is already an adventurous eater and she loves the fun and exciting tastes of these foods — especially the Chicken & Sweet Potato Curry!

For Aisha is stocked nationwide in Tesco, ASDA, Boots, Whole Foods and Morrisons.

Samples provided to us for this review. As always, all my reviews are 100% honest and all thoughts and opinions are my own.