KidoChoice Parent Beta

KidoChoice

Food guidance that grows with your child

Scan a packaged food and see how it fits your child's age — with clear reasons and trusted sources.

No scores. No scare tactics. Just clear pediatric guidance.

We're testing KidoChoice with families. Recommendations are educational, and the product catalog is still growing. Learn about the Parent Beta.

Key recommendations, sourced

Important guidance is linked to pediatric guidelines and authoritative evidence, with uncertainty stated openly.

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How to test KidoChoice

Set your child's age once, scan foods you already buy, and tell us whether the guidance is clear and useful.

Create a child profile so KidoChoice can use the right pediatric age when you review products.

Use a real product from your pantry or grocery cart. Start with at least five foods during the beta.

See how the food fits your child's age, then tell us if the recommendation was useful, confusing or looked wrong.

Start with the foods your family buys most often.

Recommendations can change depending on whether you're shopping for a baby, toddler, child or teen.

We focus on the nutrition and ingredients that can actually change the recommendation.

Important recommendations link back to pediatric guidelines and authoritative evidence.

Short, source-backed guides to the numbers on your child's food packaging.

Start with four familiar products that have been reviewer-confirmed.

General Mills

Breakfast Foods

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Pepperidge Farm

Snacks

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Stonyfield Organic

Yogurt & Dairy

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Gerber

Baby Food

Select an age to see KidoChoice guidance