Baby Mash Foods, a wildly popular company
that focuses on producing healthy plant-based food for toddlers, has just
announced that they will be doing their part to help alleviate coronavirus-related
food shortages by donating to Second Harvest Food Bank in New Orleans.The company is re-launching their line of
organic teething rings for babies and toddlers, in order to help those who are
struggling with providing their children with whole, healthy foods during these
difficult times.
Currently, the teething rings are
available in three varieties: pumpkin ginger chia, apple cinnamon chia, and banana
coconut chia. The New Orleans-based company also hopes to release seasonal
flavors in the near future. Each ring contains a short list of plant-based
ingredients, including organic rolled and ground oats and freshly pureed fruits
or vegetables. But they also pack a nutritional punch, offering essential
nutrients and vitamins, including omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, protein, and
antioxidants.
Created in 2012 by new mother Molly
McDonald, Baby Mash Foods has gained a huge fan base all across the country. As
a New Orleans-based company, McDonald saw this moment as an opportunity to give
back to the community and ensure that providing children with healthy food is one
less thing that parents have to worry about.
"The time felt right to partner with
Second Harvest because the need for help to restock their pantry shelves was
imminent," said McDonald. "Baking nutritious food for kids is a way I know how
to help."
Check out their Instagram page for your
chance to be one of five lucky winners to get a free variety pack of kids biscuits, because,
as McDonald says, "being stuck inside with fussy toddlers sucks!"
