Little Spoon vs. Cerebelly: Here’s Our Pick

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Quality and Variety
3. Menu Versatility
4. Affordability
5. Conclusion: Savor the Holidays with Little Spoon

Both Little Spoon and Cerebelly are expert-backed offerings that prioritize allergen-free options and incorporate diverse ingredients into their baby food offerings. This ensures safety and nutrition for children with dietary restrictions and provides essential nutrients crucial for optimal development in early childhood. Additionally, both Little Spoon Babyblends and Smoothies as well as Cerebelly pouches are both Clean Label Project Verified, meaning that they are tested for 400 different contaminants including heavy metals.

However, Little Spoon Babyblends are the better option if you prefer fresh meals. Babyblends are delivered fresh to your door and last two weeks in the fridge or three months in the freezer. They also have freshly made, organic puréed Smoothie pouches to supplement your babe’s mealtime on the move. Cerebelly pouches would be considered a shelf-stable meal and will last 12 months before opening.

Additionally, if your baby is a picky eater, you need to go with Little Spoon. They have 45 different flavors across six stages in their Babyblends line and 15 different flavored pouches across their Smoothies line, while Cerebelly only 17 different pureed pouches.

Cerebelly primarily focuses on meals for young infants, although they do offer four different stages of baby food. Little Spoon, on the other hand, distinguishes itself by catering to a wider age range, offering options for toddlers and older children in addition to traditional baby food. 

Little Spoon’s Babyblends line, which consists of USDA Certified Organic, non-GMO baby food, is designed in six stages ranging from single ingredient smooth purees to textured multi ingredient recipes as the child ages up. Their offerings don’t stop there. Their Biteables line consists of veggie-packed, cut-to-size finger foods that support your baby’s motor and oral skills as they transition into table foods. Once your kid has mastered finger foods, Little Spoon’s Plates line has a wide variety of meals for toddlers and big kids so that you can have easy, healthy mealtime on hand as your kiddo grows. Plates are ready-to-eat healthy meals for bigger kids that include hidden veggies to make sure your child is getting the nutrition they need and the flavors they crave. Lastly, when your little kid starts going off to school, you can also be confident that your child will still be eating high-quality non-GMO ingredients with their build-it-yourself Lunchers.

The versatility of Little Spoon‘s menu ensures that children receive balanced meals throughout their developmental stages.

When it comes to cost, both brands are comparable. Little Spoon Babyblends start at $3.32 per blend, while Cerebelly has bundling options that start at $2.97 per meal. However, as your child ages out of baby food Cerebelly does not offer options for older kids. For feeding those kids, Little Spoon’s options are still very affordable, starting at $6.49 per Biteable, $6.49 per Plate, $7.92 per Luncher, and $2.82 per Smoothie.

In the competitive landscape of baby food delivery services, both Little Spoon and Cerebelly offer compelling options for parents seeking nutritious, convenient baby food options. Factors such as quality, variety, versatility, and price are all very important towards selecting the right brand for your little one. Ultimately after weighing those factors, Little Spoon is the clear winner with not only its large selection of thoughtfully researched baby food but extensive product line that allows you to stick with the brand throughout your little one’s childhood.