Quick and easy cereals
Making breakfast is simple with our organic brown rice cereals. Mix 2 tbsp of cereal with 8 tbsp of warm water or milk, stir well, and you are all set. Add more or less water to get the consistency your little one likes.
Little Blossom · Organic snacks
Organic baby puffs, cereal and snacks for little ones 9 months+, 100% natural, no added sugar, salt or preservatives. Halal certified and gluten free.


Why parents love it
Melt-in-the-mouth textures that are easy for little hands to hold, and gentle enough for babies just starting solids.
Wholesome first snacks and gentle on tiny tummies





Morning routine
Breakfast ideas and recipes from the Little Blossom kitchen.
Making breakfast is simple with our organic brown rice cereals. Mix 2 tbsp of cereal with 8 tbsp of warm water or milk, stir well, and you are all set. Add more or less water to get the consistency your little one likes.

Something we see most mamas do: pairing our puffs with milk to turn them into a breakfast cereal. It is so simple to do, yet so delicious and nutritious.
Have a little extra time? Mix everything in one bowl and bake. Batch make them and keep them in the fridge for up to five days, or freeze them for longer.
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