9 months old: Ready To Eat Food

Chicken Soup Risotto:
Vegetables (Carrots, Onion, Cauliflower) [Japan] 29.80%, Chicken Fillet [Miyazaki] 10.2%, Non-glutinous Rice [Japan] 10%, Chicken Stock [Japan] 6.98%, Water 43.02%

Sea Bream Gomoku-Style Rice:
Vegetables (Carrots, Radish, Chinese Cabbage) [Japan] 29.35%, Non-glutinous Rice [Japan] 10%, Sea Bream [Japan] 8.32%, Bonito Flakes Dashi [Japan] 3.97%, Hijiki [Japan] 2.33%, Water 46.03%

- All ingredients are from Japan.
- No chemical fertilisers or pesticides are used to grow the vegetables.
- All of bebemeshi's products were created under the supervision of a registered dietitian.

Using organic vegetables, pesticide-free produce, and 100% Japanese ingredients, every meal is nutritionist-approved, free from major allergens, additives, and seasonings — preserving the natural taste and aroma of each ingredient.

Why Parents Love bebemeshi
1. Nutritionally balanced meals supervised by certified nutritionists
2. Safe, allergen-free, additive-free ingredients
3. Ready-to-eat, travel-friendly, and convenient for busy families.

Country of origin: Japan
Serving Size: 100g

Storage Method: 
At room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

Preperation:
1. Introduce new foods gradually and watch for allergies.
2. Warm meals carefully if desired (can be eaten unheated) — immerse the sealed pouch in hot water for 2 - 3 minutes and cool to room temperature before serving. 
3. Designed to support natural taste development — no added salt or seasoning.

Before giving it to your baby, always allow it to cool to an appropriate temperature (body temperature is a good guideline).

Sea Bream Gomoku-style Rice:
19 May 2027
Chicken Soup Risotto: 18 May 2027

bebemeshi was founded in 2016, to serve the needs of busy mothers who have the desire to feed children delicious, nutritionally-balanced food every day.

They are a baby and toddler food brand that values the flavour of carefully extracted dashi, and does not add any seasoning or additives to their products.

Babies' digestive organs are immature and their resistance to bacteria is weak. So, each packet should be treated as a single meal.

Do not keep it for the next meal if any food remains. The amount for each pack should be sufficient, so even babies who eat a lot can be satisfied.

Although whitefish bones are carefully removed, they may occasionally remain. Please make sure that an adult checks the food before feeding it to your baby.