An ecological, biological, or organic product is certified and carries the corresponding ecological label according to the organic production regulations.

Organic production is based on respect for the environment and establishes basic requirements for the production, labeling, and control of products from livestock, aquaculture, and agriculture.

All organic products respect the environment, improve animal welfare, and provide consumers with a higher amount of nutrients because they maintain the natural growth cycles in both agriculture and livestock, as well as eliminating residues found in food that accumulate in our bodies (fertilizers, pesticides, hormones, antibiotics...).

The exception

Fish jars do not have the European organic label, and here’s why: European legislation does not allow wild fish to be considered organic because their diet in the wild cannot be controlled. That is why jars containing wild hake (a fish that cannot be farmed) cannot carry this label.

Although our products have a long shelf life, no artificial preservatives are used in our production process.

Instead, our products undergo a natural sterilization process: once the products are packaged and vacuum-sealed, they are exposed to high temperatures in a special chamber to eliminate any microorganisms and prevent spoilage.

It is a process similar to what we do at home when preparing preserves. This is how the product can be kept for much longer.

• The jars do not contain allergens.

• The pouches do not contain allergens except for the yogurt and oat pouch (which contains gluten, cow's milk protein, and milk) and the yogurt and raspberry pouch (contains cow's milk protein and milk).

• The porridges contain cow's milk protein and milk, and specifically the 7 cereals porridge also contains gluten. They may also contain traces of soy and nuts.

• The spelt and cereal cookies may contain gluten, cow's milk protein, milk, egg, nuts, and soy.

• The multigrain bread rolls contain cow's milk protein and milk. They may also contain traces of soy.

• The TRIBOO cereals contain gluten, cow's milk protein, and milk, and may also contain traces of soy.

We recommend checking each product individually. Generally:

• Jars: 24 months.
• Pouches: 12 months.
• Purees: 12 months.
• Smilitos: 6 months.
• Cookies: 10 months.
• Small breads: 14 months.

Our recommendation is that once the jar is opened, it should be consumed within a maximum of 24 hours, as long as you keep it refrigerated. If you want to freeze it, you can seal it very well and store it until its expiration date.

Note, jars containing potato will change in texture once thawed, so we recommend avoiding this method of storage.

Check if the central safety button on the top lid of the jar clicks or sinks: if it does, DO NOT CONSUME.

It is possible that the vacuum seal was lost due to a shock during transport. If this is the case, please contact us via email at info@smileatbaby.com or by writing to us on WhatsApp

Every baby is different, and the introduction of new foods should be supervised by a professional.

Gluten-free purees can be introduced from 4 months of age, and the 7-cereal puree from 6 months.

When the baby starts complementary feeding—at 6 months—it is recommended to introduce fruit jars first, followed by vegetable jars, meats, fish, and legumes.

Finally, our snacks (Smilitos, Pouches, Breadsticks, Cookies) can be introduced once the baby no longer has the extrusion reflex and can grasp with their hand; provided that all the ingredients they may contain have been introduced beforehand.

Our products have no age restrictions, although as the baby grows, their nutritional needs change.

Our products can be a perfect complement to meals, dinners, and snacks for any baby and child. Even for adults and seniors.

BPA is a chemical found in some plastics related to baby products such as bottles, containers, spoons, and plates; it is associated with effects on the baby's cardiovascular and endocrine systems.

At Smileat, we commit to BPA-free containers and lids, even though its use is allowed under regulations in Spain and many other countries.

We choose to invest in your baby's health, just as we do with all our ingredients and processes. Therefore, none of our containers (jars, lids, pouches, etc.) contain BPA.