All about YoBaby

for Babies 6-18+ Months

We first made YoBaby for our babies.

Years ago, when they had three little yogurt eaters of their own, our CE-Yo Gary and his wife Meg got the idea for a yogurt specially crafted for babies—a pure, organic yogurt offering the right nutrition and a taste babies love.

We crafted the first YoBaby yogurt in 1999. Since then, hundreds of thousands of babies—including our own—have thrived on it, and we’ve continued to develop our recipe to make YoBaby more and more delicious and nutritious.

Why YoBaby for your baby?

Why do so many parents choose YoBaby? They tell us YoBaby is everything they want and nothing they don’t. And here’s what they mean.

Certified organic. Because YoBaby is certified organic, you know it’s made without the use of persistent pesticides. That’s especially important for babies, because their little bodies are more vulnerable to pesticide exposure. YoBaby is also made without the use of synthetic growth hormones or antibiotics. Learn more about organic for babies and kids.

Helps support brain development. We make YoBaby from whole milk, which helps support healthy brain development. Pediatricians recommend whole milk for babies and toddlers up to two years.

Helps support baby’s immune system. One serving of YoBaby provides 25% of your baby’s daily need for zinc, the mineral that helps support a healthy immune system.

Helps support growth. Each serving of YoBaby provides at least 25% of your baby’s daily needs for calcium, protein, and vitamin D, plus other nutrients essential for babies’ growth.

Six live active cultures. Like all our yogurts, YoBaby contains our exclusive blend of six cultures, including the probiotic L. rhamnosus. Learn more about our six live cultures.

Makes feeding time easy. YoBaby is delicious, so babies love it. Parents tell us all the time that YoBaby is one of the first foods their babies ask for by name.

“YoBaby yogurt is rich with nutrients, purely organic, and made with whole milk recommended for proper nutrition. Little ones love the taste, so I know it is an easy and fun food for parents to serve.”
—“America’s Pediatrician” Dr. Bill Sears

You can start feeding your baby YoBaby as early as six months. Read more about when to start feeding your baby yogurt.