Gerber Tender Harvest Baby Food

Pros: Organic Foods, Becoming a Wider Variety
Cons: More Expensive Per Jar

My son, Colin, is now almost 9 months old. Any parent knows that feeding an infant and introducing "solid" foods can be an overwhelming process. There are many different types of brands, flavors, sizes, and stages on the market. As a first time mom, I ...

Pros: Fabulous combinations!
Cons: 10-cents more per jar

Banana Oatmeal Peach. Butternut squash and corn. Garden Carrots and Brown Rice. Vegetable Pilaf, Pasta Primavera. Don’t these meals sound delicious??? I thought so too; so did my daughter (see the last paragraph for a description of the...

Pros: wide varieties of flavors available, organic (if important to you)
Cons: expensive ($.20 more per jar for 2nd Foods)

Gerber Tender Harvest

Gerber has long been associated with infant nutrition. They have been a leading company in this industry for over 70 years!

Until recently, they produced only their traditional foods. Now, with the...

Pros: A lot of varieties, different tastes.
Cons: costs a little more

I had heard of the "Tender Harvest" baby food for sometime after we had our daughter. I kept thinking, "what's the difference between that and regular Gerber baby food? There can't be much difference."

My sister fed my nephew (13 days...

Pros: Many different varieties
Cons: none

For me, one of the best parts of watching my baby girl grow up is seeing her go from being a baby to becoming a little person. It amazes me how she changes from day to day. As she changes, so do her nutritional needs.

I first purchased...

Pros: Exotic dishes, great textures and aromas
Cons: a little more expensive than most baby foods.

I have an eight month old granddaughter named Brooklyn Jean. I regularly feed her Gerber's Stage 2 baby food. Recently, I discovered that Walmarts sold Gerber's Tender Harvest baby food for 69 cents per jar. This is a little higher than the regular...

Pros: Great variety
Cons: Higher price than the average jar of baby food

Gerber has tapped into the Organic or Earthy, if you will, market with this line of baby foods. Gerber has hit the jack pot at our house! I'm in no way Earthy. My family eats meat and way too much junk! I tried these foods despite their price tag...

Pros: 33 exciting varieties for every stage of your baby's growth!
Cons: None for my little one!!

Tender Harvest baby food has be to wonderful or I wouldn't serve it to my son! He only gets the best, and that starts with the great line of Gerber brand baby food.

With 33 different varieties to choose from, your child will never get bored...

Pros: Tastes Great!! Organically Grown
Cons: Expensive

Since I am a coupon fanatic, most of the time I don't buy anything unless I have a coupon or unless it’s on sale. I received some coupons for Tender Harvest in the mail and decided to buy some for my son. I can sum up his reaction to Tender Harvest Baby...

Pros: organic, natural and fun all-in-one meals
Cons: need more fruit/vegetable varieties, costs slightly more per jar

I admit it, the picky eater in my 11-month old comes from her mother. To top things off, I am not the healthiest eater or the most consistent cook. Therefore, I worry a great deal about her nutrition (probably much more than necessary but I am a mother...

Pros: Good variety not found in the regular type baby food
Cons: A bit more expensive than regular baby food.

I’m a tried and true Gerber Brand mom. When my oldest son was born, I only purchased Gerber brand foods for him. When my second son was born, naturally I went back to my tried and true baby food brand.

Imagine my surprise when I found the...

Pros: Variety, Variety, Variety!!!!
Cons: Costs a little more than averge baby food - but this is not average!

My concerns when switching my baby to solid food were probably the same as any mothers. I wanted to make sure my baby was getting enough of each food group and that her nutritional needs were met. At first, it was okay feeding her the bland standards,...

Pros: Tasty, organic, and healthy food for Baby.
Cons: Pricey.

When my son was born, I decided that I would make my own baby food so I could use organic veggies and fruits. Of course, you know the old saying about good intentions....

I was really excited to see that Gerber came out with this wonderful...

Pros: Widely available, creative and appealing combinations, whole grains.
Cons: Slightly more expensive than other baby foods.

Please note :
I did not buy this baby food because it is organic. I am a bit of a skeptic when it comes to things like that, and unless I witness the stuff being planted, plucked and packed, I don't honestly expect it to be what I would consider...

Pros: wonderful flavors and combinations
Cons: a little pricier than others

In a perfect world I would make all my own baby food. I have thought about it, I even have the grinder. But the reality is I don't and I purchase jarred food for my baby. My first daughter also grew up on jarred food and is healthy as a horse. One of my...