Little Duck Organics Review

Little Duck Organics are bite sized  baby and toddler snacks.  Perfect for the tiny toddler fingers of the 18 month old in my daycare, and my 2 year old son.  Back when my daughters were little they loved a product very similar but they were recalled once, for a chemical and after that I swore I would never buy them again, knowing that Little Duck Organics are organic means I know they will be safe to feed the kids and I don't have to worry. 


Little Duck Organics come in 3 varieties 

Blueberry/Apple

Blueberry Apple Tiny Fruits come in convenient one ounce pouches that are packed with 100% real organic fruit and are full of the vitamins and minerals your child needs for healthy development. Each pouch contains vitamin C, antioxidants to help the immune system, and fiber to aid in digestion. All Little Duck Organics snacks are Gluten-Free, NON-GMO Project certified, Certified Organic & Kosher Parve.

 
Apple/Banana
 Apple Banana Tiny Fruits come in convenient one ounce pouches that are packed with 100% real organic fruit and are full of the vitamins and minerals your child needs for healthy development. Each pouch contains potassium for bone and muscle development, antioxidants to help the immune system, and vitamin B6 for a healthy nervous system.. All Little Duck Organics snacks are Gluten-Free, NON-GMO Project certified, Certified Organic & Kosher Parve.

Strawberry/Mango
Strawberry Mango Tiny Fruits come in convenient one ounce pouches that are packed with 100% real organic fruit and are full of the vitamins and minerals your child needs for healthy development. Each pouch contains vitamin A for growth and development, antioxidants to help the immune system, and fiber to aid in digestion. All Little Duck Organics snacks are Gluten-Free, NON-GMO Project certified, Certified Organic & Kosher Parve.


I love the fact, I can give my little ones a snack that is not only yummy to them, but also good for them. 
Little Duck Organics are available for purchase on their website, and whole food markets,and amazon.com