Yes, our meats are halal. Here's exactly how we do it.

Our meats are — every purée and finger food uses halal meat, and our lamb, beef and chicken all come from halal-certified suppliers (IHMCSA, SICHMA and AFTCO certified). Our kitchen itself isn't certified, which is why we show you the suppliers' certificates instead of putting a logo on the box. See the certificates here.

Just one: the Kangaroo Con Carne in our toddler range. Halal-certified kangaroo doesn't exist anywhere in Australia, so it can't be made halal. Every other toddler meal uses halal meat.

The kangaroo gets its own pot, its own utensils and its own cooling tray, every single cook. It never touches anything else in the kitchen.

Absolutely — they're further up this page, and the full-size versions are on our certification page. If you have a question the certificates don't answer, message us and you'll get Anthony directly, not a support desk.

Pop a cube straight from the freezer into a small bowl, microwave on medium-high for about 90 seconds, stir, then add 20 to 30 seconds more if the centre's still cold. We print plain heating instructions on every pack so you're never guessing — stovetop and oven instructions are on there too. Always test the temperature on your wrist before serving: frozen food can have hot pockets after a microwave.

First refusal isn't the final word. Most babies need 8 to 12 goes at a new flavour before they're sold on it. Try it again next meal, or mix it with one she already loves. If after a fair go she's flat-out rejecting every single one in the box, send us a message and we'll sort you out — that's not what we're after.

Each tray can be stored in the freezer for up to 12 months from production, and every tray is clearly labelled with a best-before date.

Don't cool and reheat for later use. If your little one isn't eating a full cube, defrost it in the fridge overnight and heat a small amount at a time — use the cube within 48 hours.

Smooth purées are smooth. Textured cubes are soft enough to mash with the back of a spoon. Finger foods are shaped to grip, not to swallow whole. Always sit with bub during meals and stay watching. If you've got a specific concern about a meal's texture, message us and I'll talk you through it.

Every ingredient is listed plainly on every pack. No hidden "natural flavours" code-words, no fillers. Common allergens (dairy, fish, eggs, gluten) are called out on the label. If you're still working through introducing allergens for the first time, our guide is here: Introducing allergens to little ones.