Gerber Stage 1 Baby Food, Pear Puree Tubs, No Artificial Colors or Flavors, Baby Puree, 16-Pack

There are 3 flavors, baby like the Sweet potato the most, carrots the second. Doesn't like green bean. Recommend start from a small spoon and observe the baby's interaction.

My baby tried these for the first time and loved them. The texture is smooth, lump-free, and the plum flavor is natural, neither too sweet nor too sour. It helped a lot with her constipation; it was such a relief! I like that they don't have added sugars or any strange ingredients. I recommend them to other moms!

I loved trying new fruits & veggies for my kids but couldn’t find pear. It shipped quickly and my babies always enjoyed it. Easy, yummy, and just the right amount for new eaters.

If you’re dealing with baby constipation, I highly recommend giving baby food prunes a try. They’re natural, easy to feed, and really effective. My baby’s tummy feels better, and I feel like I’m doing the best thing for her without overcomplicating things. Plus, it’s a great way to introduce fruits like prunes into her diet. Definitely a go-to in our baby care routine now!

Perfect for dogs (and adults) with occasional constipation too!I confirmed with our vet first who approved. Vets' go-to recommendation is usually canned pumpkin, which is a waste if have a small dog and is high sugar. Gerber single serving containers of natural butternut squash and pumpkin are perfect. They are much lower sugar (I don't want curing one condition to cause another like dog diabetes), higher quality, contain a much better water-to-fiber ratio for restoring digestive balance than canned pie filling, and make portion control easy.

BEWARE OF PRODUCT. If you’ve got an infant that is having issues with their BM, take a moment to really consider your situation before using this product. Not being able to pass a poo may be an issue. But after using this product you’ll have another issue on hand… and clothes, and carriers, and probably on the ceiling. Poo will run up your baby’s back, legs, and pretty much anywhere else you could imagine. It really activates the hydraulic system that is your child’s intestines and gets things flowing. You may no longer have an issue with constipation but ask yourself. What would you do for love?

These prunes tasted great unfortunately my baby did not like them. I did. My only gripe is that they do not store well so I prefer baby food with a lid.

I'd fed prunes to my previous baby, but she was never a huge fan, and had no issues in producing poopy diapers every day. As soon as I added solid/baby food to my current baby's diet(still with plenty of my milk), she stopped having bowel movements. Poor baby would strain and grunt, and nothing.I bought this pack of prunes for immediate delivery, and set up a subscribe & save order. For the past 2 months, she has eaten prunes with every meal. It took almost two weeks to get a bowel movement, and then they would just come every few days. We've made it to the point where she has one on most days, without nearly so much straining. Much happier baby, much happier mom.(We had been so careful in introducing foods, and hadn't introduced any constipation foods. Even now, we don't give her the classic constipating foods, as I think her system is still trying to master processing solids.)At any rate, the price is better than the store. And during the grocery quantity restrictions of the pandemic, the stores were limiting the number of baby food jars we could buy, so I was grateful to be able to have a reliable source. So convenient to get the pack straight to the door. (It usually ships just in the cardboard Gerber pack like the store receives, no outer Amazon packaging.)Ilike having the smaller 2 oz. package, rather than the 4 oz. jar we have bought at the store. We go though them quickly, within a day, but it just means a smaller amount to refrigerate.A bit of irony, my toddler has decided she loves the prunes, and will beg for a bite when I'm feeding the baby.