• Let the child stop eating when they appear to be full. Never force a child to eat
• Do not let your baby suck or drink their food too often. This can make the stomach work harder causing frequent hunger and excessive eating
• Do not rush or hurry the child to eat. Teach him to chew food slowly and chew thoroughly
• Adjust the method of cooking, such as from fried to boiling, baking or steaming instead to reduce energy intake from excess fat.
• Do not let children eat sweets or crunchy snacks that are high in fat and sodium
• Choose foods with fiber. The baby will be full longer, such as brown rice, green leafy vegetables, millet (boiled/crushed).

If your child is underweight, you may find the below tips helpful"

• Encourage eating from the 5 food groups
• Encourage eating a variety of foods
• Choose foods that are high protein and high energy such as meat, pork, chicken, eggs and milk
• Eat fruits and vegetables every day
• If the baby eats small quantities, mothers should try to increase the frequency of meals instead and should choose a useful snack such as chicken sandwich + yogurt
• Add 1-2 teaspoons of vegetable oil to baby's food to increase the energy content
• Assess the nutritional status of your child every week. And take the baby to consult a doctor if there are underweight problems

Eating vegetables is important for baby's health. A lack of vegetables in the diet can affect the digestion system causing constipation, discomfort and can affect the body's natural immune system. Try the following tips to encourage your child to eat more vegetables:

• Train children to eat vegetable soup (vegetables with a sweet taste but not strong flavor such as cauliflower, carrot, cucumber and pumpkin)
• Decorate vegetables in creative ways such as shapes or fun images your child can relate to, for example an animal or cartoon character
• Colorful food can be attractive to children. There are many kinds of colorful vegetables to choose from
• Change the way of cooking from boiling vegetables to frying and let the children train to hold and interact with their own food
• Slice vegetables into small pieces and hide in food such as in a pastry
• Choose the right timing; for example after physical exertion the child will become more hungry and it will be easier to introduce foods they are sometimes reluctant to eat, when they are hungry
• Change from forcing the food to being inviting
• Be a good role-model and allow your child to observe you also eating vegetables

It is common for children between 1 to 6 years to take a long time to finish their food. They may reject the food, throw a tantrum, throw away or even vomit the food they have just eaten. Here are some tips that may help:

• Increase the color and creativity of food
• Use some spices or herbs to make the flavor more interesting
• Adjust the cooking method, such as changing from boiling an egg to frying it
• Refrain from snacks before meals (1-2 hours)
• Let the children eat at clearly defined, regular times
• Encourage children and support them when they eat successfully
• Don't force the child to eat once they are already full
• Allow children to participate in cooking
• Abstain from other activities while eating, such as playing toys, watching television or walking around in between mouthfuls

1. freshly squeezed orange juice with a little salt added (for children from 1 years and up)
2. yogurt, fresh milk, honey and lemon (for children from 1 years and up)
3. fruit: ripe papaya, ripe bananas, pears
4. vegetables: pumpkin, carrot
5. raisin juice
6. tomato juice
7. prunes or prune juice

Slightly allergic. - The baby may cough, have a runny nose with frequent sneezing with tears.

• Parents should stop giving that type of food 1-2 months and then let the child test the food again.

Moderate allergies - the baby may have a rash around the mouth and face and belly, may cry and have diarrhea, constipation, bloating and nausea or vomiting.

• Parents should stop the food at a longer time for about 3-6 months to allow the body to build more immunity. Then try feeding again

Severe allergies - the child will have a red rash around the chest and buttocks, be restless and weak, may be breathless and make loud breathing noises.

• For symptoms of severe allergy parents must stop giving that kind of food permanently and immediately see a doctor.

Children under 1 year are likely to have food allergies easily. Due to incomplete digestion which food is easily lost by children and should start after the age of 1 year or until the teeth are up. Are as follows

1. cow's milk
2. Wheat flour
3. egg whites
4. Peanuts
5. Soy
6. Hard shell beans (almonds, walnuts, chestnuts)
7. Fish (salmon, tuna)
8. Seafood (Shrimp, Shellfish, Crab, Squid)
9. Cheese (cheese made from milk Not through pasteurization)
10. Strawberry
11. Chocolate (with high caffeine May cause headache
12. Honey (children less than 1 year should not eat because of the risk of tooth decay and honey may contain bacteria mixed in Resulting in child constipation, loss of appetite and seepage)

Babies aged from 0-6 years who are exclusively breastfeed do not require additional water. Mothers can start feeding water after babies started supplementary food, probably around 2-4 oz/day or half of a glass. Also, don’t forgot to count the water that we added in the complementary food during cooking. See the below chart for more guidance.

Before they start eating a whole egg, it is recommended to feed a baby just the egg yolk which is easier to digest than egg whites and there is a lower risk of allergy. Egg yolks can be started at around 6 months of age. Egg whites can be introduced from around 7-8 months.

Soft vegetable and fruit purees are the best kinds of first foods to start with. Yellow and orange colored vegetables and fruits, such as pumpkin, sweet potato and carrots are often good choices for first food since they are easy to digest and are a good source of nutrients. After that, follow with green vegetables which are also usually nutritious. Vegetables which are high in fiber such as morning glory, spinach, kale should follow later once the baby's digestion system is more developed to cope with a lot of fiber.

Mixing milk that children drink into the food menu can help as it maintains the same smell and taste that the child has been familiar with for the first 6 months. Starting to mix milk with boiled rice can be an easy way to start. Or the first fruit purees can be mixed in with the milk that children usually drink.

Starting with a dish that doesn't have a strong taste will help your child start other types of food more easily. The classic menu that new mothers can easily find is pureed boiled brown rice which is rich in vitamins that children of 6 months of age need, especially iron. Brown rice contains 2 times more iron than white rice, is rich in vitamin B1 and vitamin B2, 4 times higher than that of white rice. Importantly, there is no dietary fiber to cause constipation. A menu of fruits and vegetables that are not too sweet, like pureed apples or pears are also good.

The texture of foods should change as the baby develops. For first foods the texture should be smooth and soft so it is easy to swallow. As the baby grows the food can be less soft and lumps can be introduced. Babies aged one year and up should already have teeth so it good to provide chunks in their food so that they can practice chewing.

• 0-6 months: breast milk
• 6-8 months: finely ground
• 9-12 months: rough grinding
• 1-2 years: chop into small pieces

There are several factors which influence how much a baby needs to eat such as their size, appetite and the amount of milk they are consuming. Should start at 2-3 teaspoons in order to introduce the taste and gradually increase the amount and other ingredients until 5-6 tablespoons until you can replace one feeding and should not force the baby to eat. Normally a baby will let you know if it is full and will not want to eat more.

A suitable time to start feeding baby is in the morning, between his first and second brest feeding of the day. Feeding in the morning allows you plenty of time to observe if your baby is experiencing any allergic reaction from the food. Also, babies are often calmer in the morning if they have had a good sleep during the night, making it easier to feed them at this period.

Sign that baby is ready to start weaning:

1. like to give or suck things that parents give to
2. Have development of hand and finger muscles Can catch or grip things
3. Body weight increased to 2 times compared to birth weight
4. Baby can stay in a sitting position and hold their head steady
5. Look and interested when parents or those around you eat food.

Breast milk is the best staple food and has enough nutrients for the growth of the baby aged 0-6 months. But after the baby is 6 months up, the baby's body begins to grow more. Only breast milk is not enough. Because the baby needs to get some additional energy and nutrients for nourishing the body and brain that is growing rapidly during that time, such as iron, if iron deficiency will have a permanent effect on development.

We do not add any sugar or salt to the products but the products contain natural sugar from the fruit and vegetable ingredients.

This is due to the fact that we do not use any preservatives in our product and there is sometimes a natural oxidation process which takes place at the point where the food meets the air that is remaining in the space under the cap in the top of the spout. This is the same process that happens when an apple goes brown after it is sliced.

These products contain ingredients such as strawberry and passion fruit which some babies might be allergic to. Children over 1 year are less likely to suffer from allergy so we put the age as 1+ as a precaution even though allergy to these ingredients is still unlikely.

It depends on the baby age, size and appetite. For small babies it usually takes 2 / 3 servings for them to finish a pouch. Babies who are 7-8 months can often finish a whole pouch themselves. A baby will let you know when they are full.

The product can be served straight from the pouch. To warm the contents, the pouch can be placed in hot water for 2-3 minutes. Remember to always test the temperature of baby food before serving. Never put the pouch in a microwave.   You can also combine Peachy with other types of foods such as boiled rice or cereal products to add a taste of real fruit and vegetables. For more ideas on how to combine Peachy purees with other foods, please visit our Recipes page.  

The products have a 1-year shelf life from the production date. It can be stored at room temperature. If you already opened you should consume within 2 days and refrigerate. If a baby sucked from the spout you should consume within 1 day.

Our ingredients are not organic but they are made with high quality ingredients from Thailand and New Zealand without use of preservatives, salt and sugar, made in the same way you prepare food at home for your baby.

Our product is similar to traditional baby food in jar. However, this kind of pouch packaging is a new innovation and has a lot of benefits both light weight and colorful design. Older babies can even hold packaging and feed themselves and can become independent eaters more easily with this kind of product. The thinner packaging, compared to glass jars, allows for a shorter. Sterilization time which reduces the loss of nutrition and taste during processing.

Our products are made in a very similar way and with similar taste to homemade baby food. But they are more convenient if you don’t have time to make your own baby food at home or handy if you are travelling. Peachy is also a great product to use if you want to encourage your child to eat more fruits and veg and to encourage healthy eating habits.

We use a process called sterilization which uses heat to make sure the food is safe for babies and to give a 1-year shelf life. This does reduce the nutrition content of the food a little but less so than baby food in jars.

We charge a flat rate for shipping of 70 Baht for orders which are less than 500 Baht. Above 500 Baht shipping is free.

Product prices are clearly displayed for each product. We also have a flat shipping charge of 70 Baht per order if the price is less than 500 Baht. For orders of 500 Baht or more shipping is free.

It is simple to order Peachy products on our website.

1. Browse our products and add products to your cart
2. When you are finished shopping, review the products by clicking on the shopping cart symbol in the top right and adjusting any quantities as required
3. Click "checkout" and complete your contact details and select the payment method
4. After making payment you should receive the confirmation email and receive your Peachy products within a day or two

We have a variety of ways you can pay for products on our website. We use the Omise payment system which is a verified and secure way of paying for goods online.

• Traditional bank transfer (ATM or online or mobile transfer)
• Credit card / Debit Cart
• Internet Banking
• Paypal

If you encounter any problems when ordering online please call us on +66 (0)85-900-1842 or contact our Line account, as per the contact at the bottom of this website.

Click the "Payment confirmation" link at the bottom of our website and provide your order number and type in your surname as instructed. Then you will be prompted to upload your payment slip.

We try our best to keep our prices the same for customers wherever they buy our products. The price of our products on our website are the standard prices of our products which you should find in most stores. However, sometimes certain stores decide to price the products differently for their own reason. so there may be a slight difference.

You can go ahead and order from our website by adding products to your cart and checking out (by clicking the cart symbol at the top right of the website). Alternatively, we can arrange to sell our products to you via our Line and Facebook accounts (see contact details at the bottom of this website.

Yes, we have an online shop. Just click on our product page and chose your products. Then click on basket to review order and go to checkout.

Peachy is available at leading supermarkets such as Tops, Big C, Lotus, The Mall, Foodland, Villa Market, Max Value, Central (Children's Department), Central food Hall, Ikea, Toy R US, JD Central, ICONSIAM (Siam Takashimaya), Gourmet market, Isetan, CJ Express, Zen, Rimping, baby connection, Home Fresh Mart, as well as the top dealers. And its Web site is like a mother and child or venbi Lazada, Shop Online, shopee.

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