Best Served Squeeezed!

Ann Yeap, Squeeeze Me Baby!

31-Mar-17 10:00

Squeeeze Me Baby is all about packing every drop of nutrition from a menu of vegetables and fruits into a cute, squeezable packet for your toddlers and children. Dietician-approved and with no added sugar or preservatives, Squeeeze Me Baby aims to provide parents with the best form of nutrition possible that their kids will actually want to eat. We speak to founder Ann Yeap about how she figured out the menu, the challenges of catering to children, as well as the satisfaction of being a charitable organization.

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Tags: Enterprise, Fresh Juice, Vegetable Juice, Fruit Juice, Baby Food, Baby Diet, Nutrition, Children, Healthy Eating, Soft Food

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