FAQs

The NHS advises weaning from 6 months, but every baby is different and you as a parent ultimately know best.

We also discourage sucking straight from the pouch. We recommend feeding your baby our products with a spoon, which is great for moving food around the mouth and of course, playing the airplane game. A classic.

Visit our parenting hub for more info.

We've created the Big Green Plan (BGP), our long-term sustainability strategy that is split into three key pillars: Planet, People and Product.

The BGP includes targets that will not only deliver against initiatives set by the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, but also our own objectives to help us continue to develop as a business that gives more than it takes.

We would love to hear more. Please email us at hello@littlefreddie.com.

Yes! We are the UK's first baby food brand to have launched an OPRL approved pouch that can be recycled at home through your normal household recycling.

All of our fruit pouches and yoghurt pouches are available in fully recyclable packaging.

With organic, you know what exactly is going into your food. This means no GM ingredients, no manufactured herbicides, no artificial fertilisers and no unnecessary pesticides.

Organic combines modern science and technology with traditional farming practices, with the goal of producing high quality, nutritious food which is of course, environmentally friendly.

All of our products are made in the UK and the EU with ingredients that are predominately sourced from UK and EU countries. We are always looking for the most efficient way to transport our ingredients, moving them by sea or land whenever possible.

Of course for some ingredients we do need to travel further afield to source organically - Madagascar for our pineapples and Sri Lanka for coconuts. It wouldn't make sense environmentally to try to grow these tropical fruits here in the UK, however we recognise that 'food miles' is an important area for us to work on.

Yes, all our pouches are BPA free.

Yes we do. Please email us at hello@littlefreddie.com for export queries.

Our innovative packaging means that even at room temperature, our unopened pouches will stay completely safe, fresh and not spoil over a long period of time.

Once opened, you must refrigerate the pouch and consume the delicious contents (you don't have to ask us twice) as advised on the back of our packaging. This will be within 24 or 48 hours.

Very occasionally packages can get damaged in transit. If your packaging is damaged or oddly inflated, do not eat it. Please email us at hello@littlefreddie.com & return it to the below address.

Little Freddie
12-18 Theobalds Road, London, WC1X 8SL

All of our products are clearly labelled with allergens. If you have a question about our range or a specific product please do drop us an email at hello@littlefreddie.com.

Our pouches are perfectly safe to freeze but we don’t generally suggest you do.

Our pouches have a long shelf-life because of our special packaging and the way we sterilise or pasteurise them. This means there’s no need to freeze our pouches to keep them from spoiling – they will be perfectly safe in the pantry until you’re ready to use them.

You cannot microwave our pouches due to metal being present in the packaging. We recommend standing the pouch in a bowl of warm water for a few minutes, remembering to check the temperature before serving.

Stop, we're blushing. If you are interested in stocking our products, please get in touch via our contact page.

We are available in Tesco, Sainsbury's, Ocado, Morrisons, Co-Op, Daylesford, and Savers.

Here at Little Freddie, ingredients come first, everything else follows.

We always strive to source our ingredients from individual farms from growers we know and trust.

This means that occasionally there may be a shortfall in the supply of our listed ingredients due to failed crops or poor harvests.

For this reason, from time to time we may have to source our listed ingredients from other organic growers in neighbouring countries.