Product Questions

We pay the utmost attention to the quality of our products and numerous checks are carried out throughout the production process. If you still have any doubts, you can fill out the contact form, leaving us your telephone number and we will contact you as soon as possible.

Yes. All the agricultural ingredients used to make our delicious Good Goût dishes are organic**.
We don't add any salt*, preservatives*, or thickeners to our recipes... just like we would in our own kitchen!
Our products are certified organic by Bureau Veritas SAS (FR-BIO-10).

* In accordance with regulations

** Excluding recipes with MSC fish from sustainable fishing

For Good Goût, choosing organic is a common-sense approach. "If you are what you eat," then let's not swallow just anything. Our commitment to organic farming is also based on our responsibility to the planet: preserving our environment, our resources, biodiversity, and animal welfare.

• Organic is the guarantee of:
  Environmentally friendly agriculture without the use of pesticides
• Free-range farming that respects animal welfare and their eating habits (isn't a chicken that has roamed in the wild better than a battery-reared chicken? Aren't the eggs more yellow when the hen has been able to feed on real earthworms?)
• Preserving the biodiversity of species.
• The absence of GMOs.
  For Good Goût, choosing organic is a choice for the future, combining public health issues and environmental impact.

Not necessarily! That's why Good Goût strives to offer parents sumptuous and original recipes without compromising on taste! This involves a very strict raw material purchasing policy.

The term organic farming refers to agriculture that does not use synthetic chemicals. This means excluding the use of pesticides, GMOs, ionization, chemical additives, and medications. In short, all natural! Animal welfare and the preservation of biodiversity are also two aspects of organic farming.

All our products should be disposed of in the recycling bin! The recycling bin is there to help you recycle materials that can be used to make new items. By disposing of your packaging in the designated bin, you are actively contributing to the second life of Good Goût products!

It's plastic, indeed, but in accordance with current regulations, it doesn't contain bisphenol A or phthalates, and it's less "energy-intensive" than small glass jars: ultra-thin, the flexible pouch needs half the heating time of a glass jar during the sterilization phase. It also requires half as many trucks due to its small footprint. That's a lot of energy saved... and preserved taste for the finished product!

Without sugar, there is no taste?
At Good Goût, we offer you the opportunity to introduce your baby's budding palate from a very young age by showcasing and selecting delicious recipes with textures and nutritional benefits suited to your budding gourmet.
On the baby side, we do not add sugar to our recipes, as is often the case with other biscuits (there is an average of 25 to 33g of sugar per 100g for classic baby biscuits). The sugar naturally present in the fruit in our squares or mini-cakes provides the necessary sweetness and respects the right balance for your child's needs.
We invite you to give our biscuits a try with your baby, and don't hesitate to try them yourself! You'll discover a delicious cereal flavor with a delicate hint of fruit on the palate, all with less than 1 gram of sugar per serving. So that pleasure rhymes with balance!

At Good Goût, we offer you the opportunity to introduce your babies' budding palates from a very young age by showcasing and selecting delicious recipes with textures and nutritional benefits adapted to your budding gourmet.

We don't add any sugar to our baby products, regardless of the recipe. The sugar naturally present in fruit provides the necessary sweetness and balances your child's needs!

Our flexible pouches are sterilized and our pouches are pasteurized: this allows our products to be stored at room temperature for several months after their manufacture. Our products require much less sterilization and pasteurization of the ingredients than small jars. In the end, just as much flavor is preserved, and more taste!

We don't necessarily recommend it in order to preserve all the flavor of our recipes, but it is entirely possible to freeze our products provided you follow the following rules:
You should not freeze the bags or pouches directly, as their structure would be damaged by freezing. Instead, you can transfer the contents into a container, such as a Tupperware container, or better yet, a glass container.
From a taste perspective, we recommend consuming your products within 2 to 3 months of freezing, as this process causes the water molecules to crystallize. In short, the longer you leave a product in the freezer, the less tasty it will be!
And above all, we remind you that you should never refreeze a product that has already been defrosted!

To preserve the taste qualities of our purees, we recommend pouring them into a container (bowl, Tupperware) and placing them in the refrigerator under cellophane or aluminum foil.

Our products can be stored for 48 hours after opening. You can also freeze our products by placing the container in the freezer, for up to 2 to 3 months to guarantee their flavor!

Finally, if you were feeling a bit peckish and decided to finish the Good Goût puree yourself, we promise not to bring it back ;-)

Refer to the best before date indicated on your bag.
Once opened, we recommend consuming our mini-cakes within 5 days: they will be even more delicious!
And to keep them even more delicious, be sure to close the bag tightly or place them in an airtight container.

Our flexible pouches are sterilized and our pouches are pasteurized: this allows our products to be stored at room temperature for several months after their manufacture.
For optimal conservation, avoid exposure to a heat source.

Between the ages of 0 and 3, your child has specific nutritional needs. Indeed, their digestive functions are immature, so they have a different metabolism than adults. In addition, their growth will be spectacular during this period. They will quadruple their birth weight and double their height! According to medical recommendations from the SFAE (French Child Food Sector), for harmonious growth, it is essential to provide your child with a personalized diet until the age of 3 to meet their physiological specificities. You can count on your doctor or pediatrician who will be able to guide you step by step, but also on specific baby foods that are an excellent nutritional solution for your little one. This is why there are specific regulations for products intended for children under 3 years old. These include limits for proteins, lipids, salt, etc., but also a large number of contaminants (pesticides, endocrine disruptors, heavy metals).

All cooked fruits can be given from 4 months. This is the case with our Good Gourdes: the fruits are pre-cooked, before being blended and put into pouches in the form of compotes (no added sugar)!
However, forewarned is forearmed, and we recommend that you consult your pediatrician or general practitioner if your child has a developed sensitivity to allergens.

Often misused and sometimes suffering from negative preconceptions, cereals nevertheless have their place in your baby's balanced and varied diet provided that they are chosen without sugar, which is the case with our cereals, and that they are given in controlled quantities. From 4 months, 1 to 2 tablespoons of gluten-free infant cereals per day with breast or infant milk, and from 6 months, 3 tablespoons of infant cereals can be added daily to the bottle as part of a balanced diet. They constitute a new source of energy and contribute to the awakening of taste, by offering new flavors and textures.

Cereals are an essential part of a diverse and balanced diet. They allow you to discover different tastes and textures and are ideal for starting solid foods and transitioning from bottle to spoon. They contain complex carbohydrates that provide energy and are an ideal way to introduce gluten.

Our cereals can be eaten with the milk of your choice (or water), hot or cold, as porridge in a bowl or in a bottle, in the morning or afternoon as a snack, or in the evening for dinner.
For a 210ml bottle of milk, we recommend adding 3 tablespoons of cereal. For a bowl of porridge, add 1 tablespoon of cereal to 3 tablespoons of milk.
To vary the pleasures, you can personalize your porridges and add a little vegetable or fruit puree, and even add small pieces of ripe fruit or cooked vegetables if your child has already started with pieces.

All cooked fruits can be given from the start of food diversification, i.e. between 4 and 6 months (according to WHO recommendations).
On the other hand, it is recommended to introduce fruits and vegetables one by one (better understanding of tastes, identification of allergic reactions, etc.). This is why we have developed a whole unique range of pureed fruits and vegetables "all alone".
Once you've completed this introductory step, you can move on to recipes that combine several fruits or vegetables (while still trying to preserve the nature of the ingredients present for a greater diversity of flavors!).
However, some fruits cannot be offered "on their own." Red fruits, for example, are too liquid, others too thick (quince, for example), and most yellow fruits are too acidic.
That's why we decided to combine them to introduce babies to these new tastes:
- Strawberry Banana with 50% strawberries
- Apple Quince with 30% quince
- Peach Pear with 55% peaches and 45% pears
- Apple Fig with 30% figs
- Apricot Banana, with 60% apricots

This stage of "combined" fruits seems to us to be an evolution compared to the apprehension of the first fruits "on their own". However, if you started your baby's food diversification around 4 months and your baby is now ready to discover new flavors, there is no particular contraindication to giving them these new recipes. Once again, all cooked fruits can be given from the beginning of food diversification! This is why we suggest them "from 4 months".

At Good Goût, we make it a point of honor to offer your child products that taste great and contribute to their development. That's why we work based on a dual specification: current regulations relating to infant nutrition and the nutritional recommendations of our panel of independent experts. All our recipes have been developed with this in mind and guarantee that your baby's needs are fully met.
Finally, our 90g format respects the recommendation of our panel of independent experts in infant nutrition on the quantity of protein recommended for a portion (namely 50g per batch); but also your child's appetite thanks to the addition of ingredients (fruits and cereals) contributing to the feeling of satiety.

A small Good Goût dish weighs 190g, which is in line with pediatricians' recommendations and meets the nutritional needs of babies aged 6 to 12 months and 12-15 months.

The regulatory specifications for infant nutrition are very demanding. They specifically regulate three nutritional aspects of the dishes that brands can offer:

• Sodium (that's why we never add it).
• Proteins.
• Lipids.

Good Goût, in addition to these regulatory criteria, has imposed the constraint of having a "taste / texture / smell / colors" rendering as close as possible to homemade.
Regarding fat, we do not recommend adding any because it would mean that the dish eaten by the baby would have a fat content higher than the regulatory limit. Indeed, to take the example of our Duck Corn recipe, duck is not a lean meat, the recipe is composed to be just below this limit. This is why we did not add any.
However, it is indeed important to keep in mind that our babies generally eat far too much protein and not enough fat. This is a finding that is unanimously agreed upon, even by the French Pediatric Society.
Parents can therefore add a drizzle of oil to their baby's meals without worry, if possible by varying the oils, which have specific properties (the most balanced being rapeseed oil). They can also obtain the oil blend specially formulated for babies by Quintessence.
Please also note that we occasionally speak out on this topic through our own communication media: Facebook page, "Parents' Corner" on our website, etc. This allows us to raise awareness among parents about these aspects that are often difficult for them to understand (the environment tells them all day long not to give their children too much "fat" in particular!). You can read an article on the subject: Fat for babies? Not bad for your health, on the contrary...

Yes, to develop perfectly nutritionally balanced meals, we relied on the expertise of two major players in the field of nutrition: our panel of independent infant nutrition experts - and the European regulation on infant nutrition, which defines a very precise framework for all the nutritional profiles of recipes (proteins, dietary fiber, salt, etc.).

Your child is not an isolated case: natural preferences mean that sometimes you have to offer the same food 8 to 10 times before your baby accepts it. Take heart!
To meet this demand, Good Goût offers guaranteed organic products that taste good and are similar to homemade products.
Each dish celebrates one vegetable, just one, revealing its full flavor and texture. The featured vegetable represents at least 60% of the recipe. It's the best way we've found to introduce our babies to the true flavor of vegetables, without drowning the taste in liters of water or systematically potato-based mixes!

To develop perfectly nutritionally balanced meals, we've relied on a panel of independent infant nutrition experts. These early childhood professionals work with us daily to create meals tailored to your baby's needs.

The 6-8-12 and 15 month markers correspond to the texture we give to our purees: our 6 month carrot chicken has a smooth, ground texture, while our 15 month risotto contains small, melting pieces to teach your child to eat like a grown-up!

You can therefore give one of our 6-month-old purees to your 10-month-old child, ensuring that their nutritional needs are met throughout the day. The 6- and 8-month-old purees contain 190g, while our 12- and 15-month-old purees offer 30g more for larger stomachs, in order to meet the nutritional specifications.

Thanks to the good nutritional balance of our squares and their low sugar content (less than 1 gram per portion), 1 portion of 3 biscuits is quite similar to a delicious crust of bread, with a fruity taste too! They therefore have the advantage of not disturbing the daily nutritional balance and can be enjoyed as soon as a little hunger strikes! ;)

You can give rice cakes to your children only if:

He sits up in a high chair by himself
He is used to eating bread and dishes with pieces
He already has two teeth.

So no problem for a child of 10 months and over, the latter having their first teeth around the age of 6 months.
In any case, it is imperative that you do not leave your child unattended when eating rice cakes and that they sit upright.

At Good Goût, we are demanding and concerned about our children's nutrition; but we are also passionate about good things! That's why we decided 10 years ago to introduce our children to "the true taste of good fruits and vegetables"!
Supported by a team of infant nutrition professionals, we have created a range of delicious, 100% organic complete meals, desserts, and biscuits that meet strict specifications specific to infant nutrition. Our factories hold the most stringent certifications, including IFS Superior and ISO 9001.
Good, organic and beautiful!

Our production is uncompromising when it comes to quality. We hold the most stringent food safety certifications: IFS and ISO. Furthermore, we regularly conduct quality checks on both raw materials and finished products to ensure perfect food safety. Finally, we meet the dual specifications of baby food and organic food, to give your children the best.

Many doctors advise against exotic fruits due to allergen risks. However, it's important to distinguish between raw and cooked fruits. All cooked fruits—which is the case with our Good Gourdes, due to pasteurization—can be eaten from 4 months old. If you or your child has allergies, talk to your pediatrician.

Pediatricians don't all make the same recommendations, given that each child has a unique allergy. However, everyone agrees that contact with gluten is safe if introduced during solid food diversification, between 4 and 7 months. Therefore, you can give rye, barley, wheat, or oats as early as 4 months. If you or your child has an allergy, talk to your pediatrician.

If you started weaning your baby around 4 months and your baby is now ready to discover new flavors, there are no particular contraindications to giving them these two new recipes. All cooked fruits can be given from the beginning of weaning!

Good Goût products comply with the dual specifications for infant nutrition and organic regulations. Our organic coconut powder, obtained by grinding and drying coconut flesh, is therefore perfectly suited to your baby and can be consumed from 8 months. However, if in doubt, do not hesitate to consult your doctor.

The legal denomination concerning carbohydrates as well as the nutritional codes in force define sugar in the singular, as table sugar, otherwise known as sucrose, and only as such. Sugars in the plural designate all simple sugars including those in fruit (glucose, fructose, lactose, maltose, galactose). Thus our squares contain less than 1 gram of sugars per portion, that is to say less than 1 gram of simple sugars.

Over time, recommendations regarding weaning have changed significantly. According to the latest studies and regulations, it's recommended to start weaning your child between 4 and 6 months old. Want to test your knowledge on the subject? Go here!

It is possible and desirable to introduce all foods to normal children from the age of 4 months, including those known to be the most allergenic (milk, eggs, peanuts, fish, wheat, etc.). But for those who have an early allergy or are at risk of having one, there is no question of subjecting them to "wild tolerance induction" without prior allergy assessment, therefore without obtaining expert advice.
We invite you to consult your pediatrician.

Wheat gluten is a protein naturally present in wheat. It's thanks to it that your baker's bread is so puffy! At Good Goût, we use a tiny bit of it in our delicious tomato mini-baguettes recipe to achieve that famous melt-in-the-mouth, crunchy texture that will delight the taste buds of your budding gourmet!

A 120 gram bottle theoretically meets the needs of a 6 month old child.
But don't panic! Thanks to its airtight cap, you can close the bottle and keep it for 24 hours: ultimately, you only need to give your child 2 servings over two days.

It's quite simple. We work hand in hand with a panel of independent infant nutrition experts, who submit strict specifications to us. Based on these specifications, we then submit a list of vegetables to our favorite Michelin-starred chef, and we wait for his boundless originality and creativity to concoct delicious recipes, adapted to the specific needs of your child. All that's left is for us to adapt them for thousands of little French people from 4 to 924 months!

We use two types of yogurt to find the perfect combination of creaminess, flavor, and nutritional balance for your baby. Some types of yogurt are beneficial for their low fat content, while others offer an incomparable sweetness.

Lemon is a natural preservative that keeps the taste and color intact.

Our baby food does not contain infant milk. At Good Goût, we make it a point of honor to offer your child products that taste good and contribute to their development. That's why we worked based on a dual specification: current regulations relating to infant nutrition and the nutritional recommendations of our panel of independent professionals. All our recipes were developed on this basis and are adapted to your baby's needs. Thus, our baby food is the perfect balance of yogurt, fruit, and cereal. Indeed, in addition to their sweetness, fruit provides natural sugar. Cereals, for their part, provide creaminess and flavor to awaken your child's taste buds. They are more interesting nutritionally and taste-wise than the starch often used.
And the little Good Taste touch is the addition of original ingredients like vanilla so that your child expands their palette of flavors every day.

In most of our recipes, we feature one ingredient (at least 60% of the total composition). For example, you'll find 99.9% mango in our Good Mango pouche and 88% butternut squash in our Butternut Squash Lamb dish.
Flavors preserved by an ultra-short list of ingredients and without the systematic addition of cooking water, potatoes, or starch.
This is the best way we've found to introduce your child to good things!

• Taste: Our little dishes have been concocted by a talented Michelin-starred Chef who brings a touch of originality to Good Goût recipes and his art of combinations to enhance the flavors of vegetables.
• Balanced recipes: Our panel of independent infant nutrition experts work with Good Goût to ensure that the recipes perfectly meet the nutritional needs of babies.
• A short list of ingredients: The shortest possible with only ingredients that you could have at home for recipes like homemade ones!

Our Brassés use yogurt and are the perfect balance of yogurt, fruit, and cereal. This allows us to offer you balanced organic recipes adapted to your child's needs, according to the specifications of our panel of independent infant nutrition experts and current regulations. For example, the presence of fruit puree adds a sweet taste to our stirred pouches, saving you from adding sugar. Furthermore, the only reason they cannot be called Yogurt is the fact that the pasteurization of fermented milk, which is necessary for product safety, removes the lactic ferments usually contained in yogurt.

The addition of Vitamin B1 is required by European regulations on infant foods in all cereal-based baby formulas.

Our Brassés are the perfect balance of yogurt, fruit, and cereal to meet your baby's needs, whether for dessert or snack time, according to the recommendations of independent infant nutrition professionals. In addition to their sweetness, fruit provides natural sugar. Cereals provide smoothness and flavor to help your child develop a taste buds. Finally, they are more nutritionally and taste-wise interesting than the commonly used starch.

Our squares are a blend of several grains and legumes: rice, quinoa, and buckwheat (for the grains) and chickpeas (for the legumes). The advantage of blending these flours is that it provides a complete and varied nutritional profile to satisfy your baby's hunger pangs without making you feel guilty or disrupting your child's nutritional balance: like a delicious piece of bread, with a fruity taste. So there's no reason to deprive yourself!

Our squares are crunchy, melt-in-your-mouth multi-grain cookies, guaranteed organic, with a delicious fruit flavor and less than 1 gram of sugar per serving (1 serving = 3 squares). They contain a delicious blend of cereals, milk, and fruit, the three key pillars of a balanced diet.
Ladyfingers, on the other hand, are often made up of (among other things) sugars, a single type of cereal, eggs, and vegetable oil. This recipe, while seemingly simple, is less nutritionally complete than our squares. Finally, ladyfingers contain a lot of sugar. On average, for 100g of ladyfingers, you'll find between 25g and 33g, which is 4 times more than our Squares.
Therefore, for all those little hunger pangs, to chew and help your baby's teeth come through, it is better to eat a portion of square rather than ladyfingers.

Our squares are crunchy, melt-in-your-mouth multi-grain cookies, guaranteed organic, with a delicious fruit flavor and less than 1 gram of sugar per serving (1 serving = 3 squares). They contain a delicious blend of cereals, milk, and fruit, the three key pillars of a balanced diet.
Each cereal present in our recipes has its own nutritional specificities which make them complementary to each other, for a complete and gluten-free intake.
Plus, our squares contain less than 1 gram of sugar per serving. This means we don't add any sugar to our recipes because the small amount of natural sugars in the fruit provides the sweetness you need and balances your child's needs.
Our squares therefore have a complete nutritional profile without the excess sugars, all with an ideal texture for chewing, sucking and satisfying all your baby's little hunger pangs.

Our raw materials come primarily from French organic farming. Others, by their very nature, come from a little further afield: for example, quinoa comes from Bolivia, bananas from Ecuador, mangoes from India, and so on.

On the other hand, we are uncompromising when it comes to the selection of our raw materials. They meet the dual specifications of infant and organic food to guarantee the best for your child!

To learn more about the origin of our ingredients, visit the Good Goût brand page!

Our rice cakes are guaranteed to be free of artificial flavors. Our concentrated organic apple and blueberry juices give them their unique and delicious flavor!

We have designed an evolving range to serve our mission of awakening tastes.
The Oat Wheat Rice blend, suitable for babies from 6 months, allows you to introduce gluten with a gentle blend of cereals. Indeed, to limit the risk of allergies in adulthood, it is recommended to introduce gluten from the 6th month.
Strawberry Muesli, available from 8 months, is a blend of 7 cereals that allows you to introduce a little fantasy with strawberries. It's still possible to offer Oat Wheat Rice after 8 months to vary the pleasures.

Our squares are crunchy, melt-in-your-mouth multi-grain cookies, guaranteed organic, with a delicious fruit flavor and less than 1 gram of sugar per serving (1 serving = 3 squares). They contain a delicious blend of grains, fruit, and milk, the three key pillars of a balanced diet.
We used milk in our recipe not only for its nutritional properties but also for its effect on the texture. Indeed, the addition of milk ensures a crunchy and melt-in-the-mouth texture so your baby can suck and chew to their heart's content while gently helping their little teeth come through.

The organic grain and legume flours in our squares complement each other because they provide a variety of nutritional elements that make them a complete recipe. Rice and buckwheat flours provide complex carbohydrates (the latter being rich in soluble fiber with anti-diarrheal properties). Quinoa flour contains iron, magnesium, and calcium. Finally, chickpea flour is very rich in insoluble fiber.
In addition to its cereal and fruity taste, this recipe therefore has a nutritional profile adapted to the needs of the baby without the excess sugars.

Absolutely. There are complex carbohydrates (or slow sugars) provided by our cereals: rice, chickpea, quinoa, or buckwheat flours, complementary cereals that provide long-lasting energy. Our recipes also contain simple sugars (fast sugars) naturally present in fruits (mango, banana, and coconut), which provide the necessary sweetness and respect the right balance for your child's needs.
However, we do not add any added sugars as a raw material. Therefore, our squares contain less than 1 gram of sugar per serving, which is very low compared to classic ladyfingers.

The texture of our tomato mini-baguettes resembles that of a melting breadstick. At first, your baby will encounter a slightly crunchy texture, then, upon contact with their saliva, our mini-baguettes will become softer and melt in their mouth. An ideal texture, specifically designed for your little one to chew and suck on to gently get their teeth out! To know if your baby is ready to bite into our delicious recipe, remember to follow these few instructions: they must be able to sit up unaided in their high chair, be used to eating bread and dishes with small pieces, and must have at least 2 teeth. It is also imperative that your baby remains under constant adult supervision during meals. If in doubt, do not hesitate to consult your pediatrician.

Tomato powder is like a guaranteed organic tomato puree, but it doesn't contain any water. The advantage is that it guarantees a crispy texture to our delicious mini baguettes. To make it, we use sun-drenched Italian tomatoes with a unique flavor to delight your little one's taste buds!

Our small rice cakes are allergen-free and gluten-free. However, they may contain traces of soy, milk, and sesame

Good Goût is for all babies, even those with intolerances or allergies. We've developed many lactose-free and gluten-free recipes, for example (the list is available here). We've also thought of you, the parents, by offering lactose-free and cow's milk protein-free packs so you too can shop in just a few clicks.
Please note that on our website, you can sort by allergen, for example, fish-free, lactose-free, or gluten-free. This will give you a complete list of products that do not use these ingredients.

For Good Goût products, the recipes contain only the ingredients detailed in the ingredient list on the back of the packaging. Therefore, there is no milk in recipes that do not indicate it. You can easily find all our dairy-free products by checking "dairy-free" in the allergens section of our product page. Because intolerance and allergy require different attention, and many of you have asked us to go further, we have compiled a list of our recipes without milk or TRACES of milk: it's here!

Our squares contain organic whole milk powder. Therefore, if your child has a milk allergy, you cannot give them our squares. If in doubt, do not hesitate to consult your doctor.

Many of you are looking for gluten-free recipes, so to save you time deciphering ingredient labels (even if they are very simple for us!), we have prepared a dedicated article with the list of all our gluten-free and gluten-free recipes here! And you can also use the intolerance/allergy filters when searching the list of products on the eshop.

At the beginning of our adventure, we wondered for a long time whether we should put our products in small jars. Until we listed all the advantages of flexible packaging:

More delicious: Our products require less sterilization of the ingredients than small jars: when they arrive, just as many flavors are preserved!

Lighter: And especially in our bags/suitcases/cupboards which are often on the verge of implosion.

More energy-efficient: Our flexible pouches use less plastic (5g compared to 12g for a small plastic pot) and less energy, since they require half the heating time during sterilization. Our products also generate less packaging, require less logistical conditioning, and generate a lower weight in waste!

Stronger: No risk of breakage when you travel with our products. Your handbag will appreciate it.

By definition, eco-design consists of integrating the impact on the environment from the product design phase.
The objective is therefore to combine several design choices in order to reduce the impact on the environment at different stages of the product's life.
Example for our flexible bags:
Sourcing: guaranteed organic ingredients = 0 chemicals used in their cultivation.
Transport: 10 to 30x fewer trucks to deliver an empty flexible bag than a jar.
Manufacturing: 2x less energy to sterilize a flexible bag than a jar.
Consumption: 2x less weight of household waste for a flexible bag and 5x that of a glass jar.
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Furthermore, all our products should be disposed of in the recycling bin! The recycling bin is there to help you recycle materials that can be used to make new items. By disposing of your packaging in the designated bin, you are actively contributing to the second life of Good Goût products!

Please note: although glass is recyclable, it is more energy-intensive than our flexible pouches when sterilized. This means that the finished product is both energy-saving and taste-preserving! Furthermore, our flexible pouches do not contain Bisphenol A* or phthalates.
*In accordance with current regulations.

It's true that Baby'Clips is really cool.
We sometimes offer them as gifts at events or as a little surprise in a package following an e-shop order, but it's not systematic. The easiest way? Go directly to our partner's website: https://www.facebook.com/BabyClips-146416202168480.

For the packaging of our packs, all the complexes we use are free of endocrine disruptors (bisphenol A* - phthalates). Our pouches do indeed contain aluminum, but please note that the aluminum "layer" is not in contact with the fruit / vegetable puree but sandwiched between 2 other layers that do not themselves contain aluminum. This aluminum layer is very useful as an oxygen barrier in particular and allows us to guarantee the very good preservation of our products. *In accordance with current regulations.

GG soft bags do not contain Bisphenol A (BPA) or phthalates (nb: endocrine disruptors).

For each of our packaging (in gourds and flexible bags) we use a complex of 3 different layers, each with a specific role:
- 2 layers of PET, or polyethylene, which act as a barrier to both oxygen and light. These "barriers" allow us to guarantee the very good preservation of our products.
- 1 layer of PP, or polypropylene, which is in contact with the puree.
All of the complexes we use are free from endocrine disruptors (bisphenol A* - phthalates). *In accordance with current regulations.
The use of these formats (pouch and flexible sachets) allows us to subject the products to much less significant heat treatments than for small standard glass or plastic pots... while preserving the taste and nutritional quality!

Because your child's safety is our priority, we wanted to equip our entire range of water bottles with large caps for their anti-choking role, compared to standard caps which are often too small. Our caps, due to their substantial size and the 4 holes in their center, are designed to ensure/guarantee optimal safety for your baby.

Our gourds are pasteurized, which allows our products to be stored at room temperature for several months after manufacture.

Absolutely! In fact, we recommend you do so: our water bottles will be even better!

We decided to revisit our Proust madeleine by showing originality with a delicious mini rice cake!
Thanks to their texture, which is both melting and crunchy, they are ideal for baby's first teeth.
In addition, they offer a variety of tastes thanks to their two flavors, apple and blueberry, and do not contain added sugar.

Many of you are looking for gluten-free or lactose-free recipes, so to save you time deciphering ingredient labels (even if they are very simple for us!), we have prepared a dedicated article with the list of all our recipes without gluten or traces of gluten or without lactose or traces of milk here! And you can also use the intolerance/allergy filters when searching the list of products on the eshop (egg-free, fish-free, nut-free, etc.). And for any specific request regarding allergens, send us an email to qualite@goodgout.fr and we will get back to you as soon as possible!

For Good Goût products, recipes contain only the ingredients detailed in the ingredient list on the back of the package.

You can easily find all our dairy-free products by checking "dairy-free" in the "intolerances & allergies" section at the top of the product pages on our website. I confirm that regulations require us to indicate if potentially allergenic ingredients are used in the same manufacturing facility for other products: this corresponds to "traces" sometimes declared, which is the case for our night cereals and oat wheat rice cereals and strawberry muesli which contain traces of milk.

GG soft bags do not contain Bisphenol A (BPA) or phthalates (nb: endocrine disruptors).

At Good Goût, we quickly adopted our little water bottle, and for good reason:
It's very easy to use when you're starting to diversify your diet, where the quantities consumed are very small. You pour the desired amount into the plate or spoon, then close it with its large cap. As simple as that!
It's easy to carry, with no risk of breakage. Plus, it's lightweight, space-saving, and can be stored at room temperature! Perfect for our kids' lifestyles ;)
It's easier to store thanks to its airtight cap: just open and close. No leaks, and the taste is guaranteed for longer!
Finally, its large cap also provides maximum safety to prevent your child from choking!

The “S” is for Science and “N” for Nature, the alliance between science and nature defines the Biostime range.

Our AR milk is a food product intended for special medical purposes; regulations require us to sell it only in pharmacies. We are therefore not authorized to sell this product on our website. You can find the nearest pharmacy that sells our AR milk via this link: Where to find our products? https://boutique.biostime.fr/pharmacies

We do not have taurine in our milk. Because there is no clear scientific consensus demonstrating the added value of this ingredient from a nutritional point of view. Regarding additives, our milk contains them in the technical sense of the term, like all infant milks. The main purpose of these "additives" is to fortify the milk with vitamins and minerals that are essential for babies.

Breastfeeding is the ideal and natural food for infants. However, for some women, mixed feeding allows them to adapt to their constraints and desires. The independent website mpedia, created by the French Association of Ambulatory Pediatrics, with the Ministry of Health as its institutional partner, guides you step by step through this process. We particularly recommend consulting their article "Mixed Breastfeeding in Practice." For the transition from one brand of infant formula to another, we invite you to seek advice from a healthcare professional.

Breastfeeding is the ideal diet for infants. The World Health Organization recommends breastfeeding exclusively until the child is 6 months old and, in addition to introducing a varied diet, until the child is 2 years old or older. When women cannot or do not want to breastfeed, the French Pediatric Society recommends infant formula until the child is 3 years old.
Between 4 and 6 months, the diversification of baby's diet begins. Milk is no longer their only source of nutrition; other foods now also contribute to meeting their needs so that they continue to grow well. The composition of follow-on milk is therefore modified compared to 1st-age milk to support the diversification of the child's diet while meeting their needs from 6 months.
However, before using our 2nd age milk, we invite you to contact the healthcare professional who is monitoring your child.

Introducing cow's milk, as a replacement for 3rd stage milk, is recommended at 3 years of age when the child's diet is well diversified. However, there is no need to make this change on the day of the child's 3rd birthday; consumption of 3rd stage milk can be continued afterward; there are no contraindications.

When mothers cannot or do not want to breastfeed, infant formulas are recommended by the French Pediatric Society until the child is 3 years old (10). They allow for better coverage of their nutritional needs. Their lipid levels and their iron and vitamin D contents are significantly higher than those of cow's milk and the protein intake is reduced by half! (3)
The introduction of cow's milk, as a replacement for 3rd age milk, is recommended at 3 years old when the child's diet is well diversified (5). However, there is no need to make this change on the day of the child's 3rd birthday; consumption of 3rd age milk can be continued afterward; there are no contraindications.
There is no recommendation on what type of milk to give next; the important thing is that your child has a varied diet with a variety of dairy products. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact your healthcare professional.

A baby's tummy can be sensitive to changes in environment and diet. There may be a reaction that indicates your baby is not tolerating the sudden change in diet. When you start a new formula, you can help your newborn adjust by introducing it gradually. This will give their digestive system time to do its work and get used to the new formula. For more specific information regarding your child, we recommend consulting a healthcare professional.

Between 1 and 3 years, 3rd stage milk can be given at room temperature or slightly heated using a bottle warmer or by passing it under hot tap water so that it is at a temperature of around 37 degrees like breast milk.
No particular recommendation from 3 years old (it's up to you to judge according to your child's preferences)

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The number of bottles depends on your baby's age and weight.
On average, from a box of 2nd and 3rd stage milk, it is possible to make 25 bottles of 210mL.
For a box of first-age milk, it is possible to make on average 26 bottles of 210mL.

The Biostime Kids range is not organic. The manufacturing technology of the gummies is specific and we have chosen an expert partner with a patent-pending technology for the quality of its gummies: smooth, plant-based and with no added sugars* by adding FOS(1) which nourish the microbiota(2).

Kids = Children / 1. FOS: fructo-oligosaccharides; 2. Specifically bifidobacteria / * Contains naturally occurring sugars

Once opened, the gummies should be stored away from light, heat, and humidity. The Best Before Date is 24 months (refer to the date on the bottom of the jar).

No, they do not contain lactose or gluten.

The entire Biostime Kids range is Kosher and Halal certified.

No, not for Multivitamins & Immunity.

Yes, they may contain traces of fish. Indeed, the manufacturer may use fish-based ingredients in its production line, and we are therefore required by law to disclose this.

Biostime Kids gummies contain no added sugar. To replace glucose syrup or sugar in its formula, Biostime has chosen a functional ingredient of nutritional interest for children: FOS(1) fibers which nourish their microbiota2. The FOS(1) fiber ingredient naturally contains sugar, but don't worry: our gummies contain no more than a pinch, just enough to give them their delicious taste!



(1)Fructooligosaccharides

(2)Specifically bifidobacteria

Biostime Multivitamin gummies are not recommended for these people because they contain iodine, which is involved in regulating thyroid hormones. Indeed, 70% of the iodine present in the body is found in the thyroid, the organ responsible for hormone production. In cases of thyroid disorders, dietary iodine intake is strictly controlled, and it is not recommended to consume it through a dietary supplement.

We updated our packaging a few months ago (labeling, spoon, and integrated scoop). Rest assured, these changes have absolutely no impact on the nutritional or health properties of our infant milk ranges. These changes are more aesthetic and practical for our consumers. You can therefore use the new scoop without any problem.

Our cosmetic products are not tested on animals, in accordance with European Cosmetic Regulations.

We draw the thermal water from our mist in the southwest of France.
Unfortunately, and for confidentiality reasons, we cannot disclose the name of the source.

Before each use, be sure to wash the bottle thoroughly in warm, soapy water using a soft brush, then rinse. To avoid damaging the bottle, use mild detergents. All parts are dishwasher-safe (top rack).
Before each use, inspect and pull the pacifier in all directions. Discard it at the first sign of deterioration or weakness.
Do not expose the pacifier directly to sunlight or heat.
Replace the pacifier at least every 6 weeks for hygiene and safety reasons.

For heat sterilization (steam or microwave), carefully follow the instructions for the device used. Be careful not to leave the bottle parts in the device longer than indicated, as this could damage them.
For cold sterilization, follow the instructions for use carefully. Be careful not to leave the teat in the sterilizing solution longer than indicated and drain the bottle and teat well before preparing the bottle.

If the Dodie bottle is heated, especially in the microwave, place the bottle upright, open and filled.
Extra caution should be exercised when heating in a microwave. This type of heating can cause localized temperatures to become excessively high.
Once heated, it is important to mix the food and check the temperature before giving the food

We do not manufacture glass baby bottles larger than 270ml for safety reasons.

Among the two main reasons:

A full 330ml glass bottle would be too heavy for baby to use without a significant risk of falling.
Glass baby bottles can break. However, babies old enough to take 330ml bottles are, in most cases, children who are able to move around and take a bottle on their own.

As a reminder, as we indicate in our instructions for use, glass baby bottles must be used under adult supervision.

We regret to inform you that we do not currently sell baby bottle handles.

We regret to inform you that production of this range has been discontinued. It is therefore no longer possible to purchase bottles from this range. Thank you for your understanding.

The flow rate varies depending on the size of the slit at the end of the teat. The larger the slit, the more liquid can pass through, and therefore the higher the flow rate.

It is possible to adjust the opening of the slit. Depending on the orientation of the teat, the slit will be more or less open. This makes it possible to adapt to your baby's sucking rhythm in a single movement by turning the bottle.

The flow rate is located on the base of the teat, a hexagon with a number indicates the flow rate.

1: flow 1, slow
2: flow rate 2, medium
3: flow 3, fast
4: flow 4, special thick liquid
5: debit 5, special

For hygiene and safety reasons, the pacifier should be replaced at least every 6 weeks.

We regret to inform you that we no longer sell this type of teats. Our range consists exclusively of silicone teats.
Thank you for your understanding.

Before each use, we recommend cleaning your soother with warm soapy water and then rinsing it.

Before first use, immerse the soother in boiling water for 5 minutes, then let it cool. It is also possible to sterilize the pacifier in the cold using Dodie sterilization tablets.
Water may sometimes remain in the nipple shield. To remove any water it may contain, and for hygiene reasons, simply squeeze the nipple shield.

Before each use, carefully examine the soother. Pull the soother in all directions. Discard it at the slightest sign of deterioration or fragility.
We recommend replacing the pacifier every six weeks for hygiene and safety reasons.

Before being released to the market, all our products must successfully pass a comprehensive quality and safety testing program to ensure they meet regulatory requirements. Dodie® pacifiers comply with current regulations, which include minimum pacifier size requirements.

It is possible for a baby to get the entire soother into their mouth, but this is very rare. All our soothers, even those without a ring, are designed to prevent this from happening and prevent swallowing. If the soother gets stuck in your child's mouth, remove it carefully and as gently as possible.

The button on our night soothers recharges in daylight, making it easy to find the soother at night.

Have you remembered to change your soother after 6 weeks of use? This is the maximum period we recommend for hygiene and safety reasons. After this period, the soother may become fragile, especially when your child has teeth and may be inclined to chew on it. In addition, before each use, we recommend carefully examining the soother. It is important to change the soother at the first sign of deterioration or fragility.

Have you sterilized your soother and there's still water in the teat? Don't panic, this can be avoided. After sterilization, it's important for hygiene reasons to squeeze the teat firmly to remove any water it may contain. Before being put on the market, our soothers undergo a comprehensive quality and safety testing program to ensure they meet safety standards. Dodie® soothers comply with current regulations, which include minimum soother sizes.

It is possible for a baby to get the entire soother into their mouth, but this is very rare. All our soothers, even those without a ring, are designed to prevent this from happening and prevent swallowing. If the soother gets stuck in your child's mouth, remove it carefully and as gently as possible.

Have you remembered to change the soother after 6 weeks of use? This is the maximum duration we recommend for hygiene and safety reasons. After this time, the soother may become fragile, especially when your child has teeth and may be inclined to chew on the soother while feeding.

If the ring is not screwed on all the way, it may come loose when using the bottle. It is important to screw it on as tightly as possible to avoid leaks.