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Grocery List for Baby’s First Year

Shop smarter. Feed confidently. Stress less.

Hey there, I’m Caroline — mom, foodie, and founder of Chick & Sprout.

With a background in early childhood development and nutrition, I’ve spent years learning from top experts how to raise curious, adventurous eaters. Now, I’m here to help you do the same — so you can spend less time second-guessing and more time watching your baby fall in love with real food.

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 What’s Inside This Free List:

Age-by-age food recommendations

from first bites to finger foods

 

Aisle-by-aisle layout

makes grocery runs fast and foolproof
  

Flavor-packed options

 to help prevent picky eating from the start


Fresh, nourishing choices

backed by research and real-life experience


A joyful, realistic approach 

because feeding your baby should feel good

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Why You’ll Love It

Whether you're just beginning solids or looking to bring more variety into your baby's meals, this printable list will be your go-to resource for:

  • Easy shopping trips

  • Confident food choices

  • A healthy, adventurous little eater

You’ll also get a peek at the top foods to avoid, plus a bonus space to reflect on what brings you and your baby joy at mealtime.

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Let’s make this first year delicious — together.

What Parents Are Saying

“You cleared it all up for me.”
“I have to be honest, figuring out the food thing with a baby has been one of my biggest challenges as a mom — and this helped clear it all up for me!”
Sonja M., mom to 20-month-old Emma

“Now I know exactly what to do.”
“It’s so helpful to have recommendations and to know exactly where to go and what to do, thank you!”
Emma M., mom to 7-month-old Townes

“No more fear around solids.”
“I felt like I would get judgment for how I wanted to start solids—not wanting to only do purees and mush—but you eased my mind!”
Sarah E., mom to 10-month-old Riley