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Earth's Best Organic Fruit Yogurt Smoothie, Strawberry Banana, 4.2-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12)

Organic Bananas, Organic Strawberries, Organic Yogurt (Organic Cultured Pasteurized Milk), Water, Calcium Citrate, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Citric Acid, Vitamin D Please Always Check The Ingredients Before Use

Earth's Best Organic Foods

Organic foods offer countless healthful benefits for you, your children and the world around us. With The Hain Celestial Group's family of organic brands and Earth's Best you can be sure you are giving your family the highest quality organic foods.

Earth's Best For Infants
From the day they are born, infants rapidly change and grow. And so do their food preferences. That's why Earth's Best offers a wide variety of formulas, cereals, jarred food blends and juices to ensure your baby gets the wholesome and pure nutrition they need.
Earth's Best Smoothie Strawberry Banana, 4.2-Ounce
is a nutritious snack from organic fruit and real organic yogurt made without potentially harmful hormones, antibiotics or pesticides. Earth's Best smoothies are specially formulated to meet the nutritional needs of toddlers with an excellent source of Calcium, antioxidant Vitamin C and Vitamin D. Each serving provides one full serving of fruit, with no refrigeration required*. Available in a convenient 4.2 oz squeezable single serve pouch.

• USDA Organic Certified
• Excellent Source of Vitamin C & D
• Excellent Source of Calcium
• No Artificial Flavors, Colors or Preservatives
• Kosher Certified
• No Refrigeration Required*
• Convenient Resealable Pouch


*if not consumed in one occasion, refrigerate after opening
Why Organic?
Choosing organic is choosing to live a healthier life. Organic foods are produced without the use of potentially harmful chemicals and synthetic pesticides or growth hormones. This is even more important when we consider infants. For four to six months following birth, infants receive most of their nutrition from breast milk or infant formula. It is so important that these formulas contain the safest ingredients.

If ingested, potential toxic chemicals or heavy metals can lead to compromised immune system development. Likewise, young infants consume disproportionately high levels of fruits and vegetables when compared to adults. This increases their risk of exposure to potential contaminants found among non-organic products. Finally, Earth's Best products do not contain genetically engineered ingredients (GEIs), made by inserting genes from one plant into a strain of another to produce more crops or control pests.

Why organic? It is better for you, your child and the environment they will grow up in.

The Earth's Best Difference:

Organic ingredients grown without harmful pesticides
No Genetically Engineered Ingredients (GEIs)
Most items made only from whole grains
No added salt, modified starches or refined sugars
No artificial flavors, colors or preservatives
Kosher (excluding meat varieties)
Rigorous product testing

As your little one grows, you'll have to make a lot of choices. With Earth's Best choosing the right food is easy. They create high quality, organic products grown by the some of the best farmers, filled with the best ingredients and tested for the highest level of purity and freshness. Earth's Best organic products help protect the earth so future generations have healthy food to eat and a healthy world to grow up in. That makes a big difference for your little one.

About Earth’s Best

Earth’s Best is the first and only full line of organic baby food. Earth's Best organic provides "better for baby" products with the freshest, purest ingredients, so parents can nurture their baby's health with the utmost confidence. Earth’s Best is organic certified by Oregon Tilth, an agency accredited by the USDA. That means they procure ingredients that do not contain potentially harmful synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, or genetically engineered ingredients (GEIs). It also means that they can proudly display the USDA organic logo on their packaging.
No wonder, Earth’s Best has been trusted and preferred by parents, grandparents, and caregivers alike for the past 25 years.
Today Earth’s Best offers organic formulas, snacks, meals, and even baby body products for your little one. By expanding the trusted Earth's Best brand beyond baby foods they hope all children will grow up with the freshest and purest products possible in a clean and safe world.
Earth's Best Quality Promise

Earth's Best produces food with the highest degree of attention to quality and safety.

Each ingredient is tested for pesticides and potentially harmful residues. No product is released until Earth's Best quality assurance department approves laboratory results, ensuring they meet the strict standards for organic certification.
Earth's Best organic infant formula contains no toxic chemicals or heavy metals.

Earth's Best organic infant cereals provide an excellent source of iron to aid early physical and neurological development and restore the iron depletion that results after birth.
Earth's Best organic baby juice comes from fresh pressed, undiluted, single strength juice, not from concentrate.

Earth's Best organic produce does not expose infants to the higher level of contaminants found in conventional produce. Proportionately, babies consume up to four times the fruits and vegetables that adults consume.
Earth's Best organic jarred fruits provide an excellent source of vitamin C to aid the absorption of iron and help fight infections.

Today Minie is 7 months old, which also happens to be Cinco de Mayo, which also happens to be the very last day I will be 25 years old since my birthday is tomorrow. She's getting older, the holiday is getting older, I'm getting older, time is cruel.

Minie loves:
chewing on water bottles, making clicking noises with her tongue, tilting her head to look at things sideways, kicking & splashing in the tub & playing with the bubbles, sticking out her tongue, when Mama does The Charleston and sings "Hello my baby! Hello my Darlin!"

Minie doesn't love:
when she can't reach things she wants to chew on, being tired, Papa's work schedule.

Minie's stats:
16 lbs, 6 oz and 25(ish) inches

Some of Minie's firsts:
6 months, 3 days- sat up on her own with no hands for a long time
6 months, 4 days- ate green beans and rice baby food for the first time
6 months, 5 days- blew raspberries & played in her new walker for the first time
6 months, 6 days- first night she started sleeping in her crib in her room every night (we were co-sleeping up until this point)
6 months, 8 days- ate apples & apricots baby food for the first time
6 months, 9 days- started propping up on her hands and knees and rocking for the first time
6 months, 12 days- first family picnic, first time at the lake, first time seeing ducks and really playing in the grass
6 months, 13 days- first time playing guitar
6 months, 15 days- ate blueberry, pear & purple carrot baby food for the first time
6 months, 16 days- ate pear & mango baby food for the first time
6 months, 18 days- drank out of a sippy cup for the first time
6 months, 19 days- first Easter and Easter basket
6 months, 23 days- first time in the pool, first time she ate an entire jar of baby food (apples & apricots)
6 months, 24 days- first time watching fireworks
6 months, 27 days- ate peach, oatmeal & banana baby food for the first time
6 months, 28 days- sat in shopping cart at the store for the first time
6 months, 29 days- pulled herself up from sitting to standing for the first time

For the scavenger hunt ~ Number 6 ~ Food

Nothing fancy. Just SOOC

I have a love / hate relationship with food.

I love, love, love eating food, but I hate the things it does to my body. I would be ok if i could stop at just 1 biscuit, or 2 chocolates, or even 3 slices of hot buttery toast. But no. I have a terrible self-destruct button that triggers me to binge, and when I binge I can put away vast quantities of junk.

I first 'discovered' Slimming World about 17 years ago, when I was at College. I had already done Rosemary Conley, Weight Watchers, The Cabbage Soup diet, the Tuc biscuit/cottage cheese and beetroot diet, the milk and apples diet...........and many others besides. SW seemed to offer a great solution - eat as much as you like of certain foods, but cut out the crap! It worked, for a bit. And then I put on more than I lost and the cycle began again.

I think I must have been to about 8 different classes in my local area. I used to lose a bit, put a bit (more) on.........etc etc etc.

And then I had children. I was pregnant! I could eat for two! I wasn't on a diet any more!

And that is how, in May 2008, I reached the grand weight of 18 stone 4lbs. Edward was 6 months old, so I had no excuses that I was carrying a bit of baby weight. I was carrying a LOT of extra weight and it needed to be sorted.

I was delighted, the week before Christmas 2009 to weigh in at 12 stone 2lbs :-)

It's been tough. Bloody hard actually. I have had many a day where I have wanted to jack it all in and be fat again. I have also had my fair share of binges. The demons are still there, although I am learning to manage them rather than fight against them. I had a Very Bad Christmas, and will probably take a while to lsoe the 10lbs I put on in a week, but for now, I can rejoice in my Six Stone Sticker :-)

Beer and polka music reign supreme at Octoberfest, Battle Lake's premier fall festival. To kick off the celebrations, the town hosts a public debate between the two congressional candidates: straight-laced Arnold Swydecker, and slippery incumbent, Sarah Glokkmann. As a reporter for the Battle Lake Recall, Mira James is roped into writing up the word war. But the festive mood sours when a well-known Glokkmann-bashing blogger is found dead . . . and the congresswoman herself meets a gruesome fate.
To keep the heat off her best friend's fiance—an ex-con reporter—Mira wades through the candidates' dirty laundry, their unsavory secrets, and some murderous mudslinging to expose the killer.

Beer and polka music reign supreme at Octoberfest, Battle Lake's premier fall festival. To kick off the celebrations, the town hosts a public debate between the two congressional candidates: straight-laced Arnold Swydecker, and slippery incumbent, Sarah Glokkmann. As a reporter for the Battle Lake Recall, Mira James is roped into writing up the word war. But the festive mood sours when a well-known Glokkmann-bashing blogger is found dead . . . and the congresswoman herself meets a gruesome fate.
To keep the heat off her best friend's fiance—an ex-con reporter—Mira wades through the candidates' dirty laundry, their unsavory secrets, and some murderous mudslinging to expose the killer.