🥕 Nibbino

Snap any food. Know if it's right for your baby.

Snap any food or barcode — instantly see if it's right for your baby, why, and how to serve it. Nibbino turns the panic-Googling moment at the counter into a three-second answer — the verdict first, then why, then how to serve it safely.

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What you get for every food

The verdict

Recommended, recommended with care, or not recommended — never a vague "safe".

Why

The driving reason: salt, sugar, additives, choking shape, or allergen.

How to serve it

The exact prep — like "quarter grapes lengthwise" — so a verdict is never just a yes or no.

EU vs US guidance

EFSA (EU) and AAP (US) notes side by side, because the rules genuinely differ.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Nibbino?

Nibbino is an iPhone app for parents starting solids. You scan a food by photo or barcode and instantly get a verdict — recommended, recommended with care, or not recommended — plus why, and how to prep and serve it safely, based on EFSA (EU) and AAP (US) infant-feeding guidance.

How does Nibbino work?

Point your phone at a whole food or a product barcode. Nibbino identifies it, then shows the verdict first, the reason behind it (salt, sugar, additives, choking shape, or allergen), and clear prep steps to serve it safely.

Does Nibbino tell me if a food is safe for my baby?

Nibbino gives a verdict of recommended, recommended with care, or not recommended — always paired with the reason and how to serve it. It is guidance, not medical advice; always supervise feeding and consult your pediatrician.

What age is Nibbino for?

Nibbino is built for the starting-solids window, roughly 6 to 12 months. It highlights the real age gates — like honey before 12 months — rather than putting an age badge on everything.

Guidance, not medical advice — always supervise feeding and consult your pediatrician.