Yes. Food and allergen tracking, the allergen report, and how-to-serve guides are free for everyone. Personalized feeding tips through Insights come with paid plans.

That’s a call to make with your pediatrician. Once you have the green light, Huckleberry’s readiness checklist can help you spot the signs and get set up.

Yes. The how-to-serve guides show puree and baby-led weaning prep for each food, so you can do one, the other, or both.

The most common first foods, with more on the way. You can log any food in the meantime, including ones you add yourself.

Log each exposure and any reaction you notice. Huckleberry keeps the history and builds an allergen report you can pull up any time.

It suggests ideas based on what your baby has tried and what’s popular with other parents. There’s no set order to follow. You decide what goes on the tray.

Not yet. It can take up to 15 tries before a baby likes a new food. Log the dislike and Huckleberry keeps count, so you can see how many tries it’s had.

No. Huckleberry’s solids content is general guidance. Talk to your pediatrician about allergies, choking concerns, or anything specific to your baby.