THE FIRST LITTLE SNACK
ORGANIC KOREAN BROWN RICE
melts gently for little mouths
INGREDIENTS: ORGANIC BROWN RICE
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A GENTLE GUIDE
Is My Baby Ready for Rice Puffs?
Noona's Baby Rice Puffs are suitable for babies 6 months and up.
Your baby may be ready when they can:
• sit upright
grasp and hold food
bring food to their mouth
Always check with your pediatrician before introducing solid foods for the first time.
Loved by babies, toddlers, kids, and parents too!
OUR VISION
Simple by design.
We created Noona’s because we believe every stage of life deserves thoughtfully made food, beginning with a baby’s very first bite.
We believe healthy eating habits are built on variety. A colorful balance of fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, proteins, and healthy fats provides the foundation for growing bodies and minds, while introducing new flavors and textures helps make mealtimes a lifelong adventure.
As babies become ready, meltable puffs offer a simple way to explore self-feeding and new textures. But the appeal of simple, wholesome food doesn’t end there. Whether it’s a toddler’s afternoon snack, a lunchbox favorite for older kids, or a light bite for grown-ups, we believe simple, wholesome food is something the whole family can enjoy.
We’re just one small, intentional part of the journey—one simple bite among a lifetime of nourishing meals.
OUR STORY
Rooted in Korean Tradition. Raised in the American South.
In Korean, 누나 (Noona) means older sister, an affectionate term used among family and close friends. That sense of love, care, and family is what inspired our brand.
As a Korean-American family raising young children, we wanted their first bites to reflect what mattered most to us: simple organic ingredients, trusted manufacturing, and the quality Korean foods are known for. With roots on both sides of the Pacific, we knew exactly where to look.
That's why Noona's Baby Rice Puffs are thoughtfully crafted in South Korea, so more families can enjoy the same quality we choose for our own children.
Q&A
Are Noona's Baby Rice Puffs free from the top 9 allergens?
Is the packaging BPA-Free?
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