A pediatrician-built plan for starting solids and introducing the 9 top allergens, one day at a time. Early, sustained allergen introduction may help reduce the risk of food allergies.
Starting solids, without the panic.
A board-certified pediatrician will personalize a day-by-day starting-solids + first-allergen plan for your baby — free, this week. In exchange, I'll ask for 10 honest minutes of feedback.
Be honest — there's no wrong answer, and it won't change your free plan:
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In a 2025 study, introducing peanut early was associated with 27% fewer peanut allergies and 38% fewer food allergies overall — when it's done early and kept up. Nibble walks you through exactly how.
Source: Pediatrics, 2025. Nibble follows AAP / NIAID / LEAP guidance. Educational only — always defer to your child's doctor.No. Nibble gives general, age-based feeding guidance built by a board-certified pediatrician, and it always defers to your own baby's doctor. It educates and helps you watch for reactions — it never diagnoses. For high-risk babies (severe eczema or an egg allergy), we'll suggest looping in your pediatrician before the first peanut.
A personalized 7-day plan: what to offer each day, how to serve it safely for your baby's age, which allergen to introduce and how to watch for a reaction, and a simple safety card. It's the same plan I'd talk through in clinic.
$49.99/year (about $4/month) with a 7-day free trial. Families who join now lock in that founding price. The free 1-week plan is yours regardless.
A board-certified pediatrician who gets asked about starting solids and allergens every single day in clinic — and wanted to give parents the clear, calm plan they actually need.
Each plan is hand-built right now, so I'm keeping the first round small enough to do well and to talk with every parent. Join the list and I'll reach out as spots open.