Jar of CA-CHI-TOS with Brown Rice, Salmon, and Peas

The new jars with CA-CHI-TOS do not contain just any bits. They contain ecological and very fun bits! They have been developed to grow with your baby, expanding the range of Smileat jars to more advanced ages that help in psychomotor development by introducing new textures. The idea of ​​launching CA-CHI-TOS comes from wanting to improve what other brands already had with the best ecological ingredients and with the foods that you like the most and that you have asked us for. The four recipes in this new range of CA-CHI-TOS, as well as being very fun, are validated by nutritionists and designed always looking for: - Ecological ingredients. - A high proportion of vegetables. - The appropriate ratio of high quality proteins. - Carbohydrates in the form of small cooked pieces, but not crushed. - And complemented with extra virgin organic olive oil. The secret of this recipe The recipe for brown rice with salmon and peas is a gentle recipe with a balanced fish flavor, an extra contribution of salmon, and small uncrushed bits of brown rice. It has ingredients as varied as sweet potato, leek, peas, carrot, onion, and extra virgin olive oil. This recipe is balanced so that the nutritional values complement the protein contribution of the salmon; and the rice, together with the extra virgin olive oil, completes the recipe of our jar, also providing a soft but whole texture so that there is a variety of sensations as your baby grows. How to start with CA-CHI-TOS? To enjoy our range of jars with CA-CHI-TOS, do not forget to stir the dish well with the spoon so that the whole pieces are distributed well and you get the right texture. Also, it is important that if you are afraid to start giving him food without crushing it or you think he may choke, check if your baby meets these conditions that warn us if a child is ready or not to eat slightly firmer textures. • Is at least 10 months old. • Holds his head and can sit, although he may need support on his back. For example, sitting in a high chair. • Shows interest in what adults eat. • No longer has the extrusion reflex (a reflex act that causes the baby to expel food to the outside with the tongue when food is introduced into the front of the mouth). If he meets these requirements, you can start giving him this range of products aimed at your baby's development and experiencing new sensations.