Nourishing Nippers - 14 Allergen Intro Pack
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What’s Inside
Allergen Intro Pack
A step-by-step pack designed by a pediatric dietitian and nutritionist to help introduce common allergens one at a time.
14 Allergens:
Almond • Brazil Nut • Cashew • Cow’s Milk • Whole Egg • Hazelnut • Macadamia • Peanut • Pecan • Pistachio • Pine Nut • Sesame • Soy • Walnut
Shipping Notice
Shipping Notice
A little further to travel, but worth the wait!
Our products are shipped directly from our parent brand, Nourishing Bubs, in Australia. We're bringing the complete range to our US families, so please allow 10–15 days for delivery.

What makes us special
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Aussie-Made
Made in Australia, the Allergy
capital of the world where 1 in 10 infants is diagnosed with a
food allergy.
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Single Ingredient Sachets
Designed to provide essential vitamins and minerals for your baby's growth.
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Extended Exposure
Each sachet contains initial exposures plus additional teaspoons for ongoing exposure.
FAQs
Everything else you wanted to know!
When can I start introducing the Nourishing Nippers allergens to my baby?
The most recent update to the USDA Dietary Guidelines (2020-2025) recommends introducing nutrient-dense complementary foods to infants at about six months. It is recommended to give age-appropriate allergenic foods along with complementary foods from about 6 months. This recommendation is in line with Australian recommendations from the Australian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA).
What is early exposure & why is it important?
Early exposure refers to the introduction of potential food allergens, at around 6 months (not before 4 months) of age when introducing solid foods.
It is now widely accepted, that early food introduction has a role in the prevention of food allergy, especially in higher-risk infants. This is thanks to the results of the Learning Early About Peanut (LEAP) study which was the first randomized controlled trial to demonstrate a significant (81%) relative risk reduction in the development of peanut early with early (aged 4-11 months) versus delayed (aged 5 years) peanut introduction.
What should I do if my baby has a reaction?
If you notice any of the above signs that suggest your child may be having an allergic reaction, stop feeding the food immediately and seek medical attention. If they are showing signs of a mild reaction, continue to monitor for signs of a severe reaction. You may wish to take your child into the doctor immediately.
If your child is having a severe reaction, lay them flat in your arms. DO NOT allow them to walk or stand upright. Call 911 immediately.
Is your packaging BPA free?
It sure is! We know how important BPA free packaging is to our customers and this was at the forefront of our mind when choosing the materials for our packaging.
Loved By Parents
Happy Parent
Amazing product! My little one loves the variety, and I feel so much more confident introducing allergens early.
Emily, Sydney
Happy Parent
Perfect for starting solids! Nourishing Nippers made allergen introduction so easy and stress-free.
Sarah, Los Angeles
Happy Parent
I wish I found this sooner! Such a simple and safe way to introduce allergens to my baby.
Megan, Melbourne
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