Today, the team at Lil Mixins is proud to announce the latest product in our line of whole-food powders for infants.
Lil Mixins Infant Egg Powder is the first product of its kind available to conscientious parents who are focused on early introduction of allergens to their infants.
Early introduction of certain foods has been proven to significantly decrease the rate of food allergy development in children.
Lil Mixins Infant Egg Powder is now available for sale in a newly-designed packaging of 8.5oz (240g). One package of Infant Egg Powder contains 48 servings - enough for 4 months of servings.
Did you know that egg allergies are the third most common food allergy among children?
The good news is that a large percentage (~80%) of children will outgrow them by age 5. The bad news is that for those first 5 years, a child with an egg allergy has to be very, very careful about what they eat.
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