About Us

At Kiddo Table, we are passionate about healthy eating. This is why we create high quality, organic, and non-GMO yogurt for babies, kids, and kids at heart! We believe that good nutrition is essential for children's growth and development and it is key for boosting the immune system in adults. Therefore, we use only the best quality ingredients and never add any sugar or any other fillers to our food.  As a result, our yogurt is truly the best when it comes to promoting healthy digestion.

Healthy eating at Kiddo Table is more than about yogurt; it's about our philosophy and a way of life. We make everything with so much love, care, and a deeply held belief that everyone deserves access to good quality food.  Therefore, 10% of our business profit goes to support kids impacted by the war in Ukraine.  So, when you buy our yogurt, you are supporting a small family-run business and a worthy cause. 

Happy Customers

"It's important for me to ensure that my kids' diet includes living probiotics that support gut health, so I am very happy with Kiddo Table yogurt." Elizabeth T., mom and nurse

"I'm impressed with the quality and taste of the Kiddo Table yogurt. My kids bought it for me initially because I was having some gastrointestinal issues, and I enjoyed it so much that I've been buying it ever since. Highly recommend it!" Jennifer K., senior citizen

"Finally found a yogurt that my picky eater enjoys. Thank you, Kiddo Table!" Sarah S., busy mom of a toddler

"We feel good knowing that we are giving our children healthy and nutritious food with Kiddo Table yogurt." David and William, parents of 7-month old twins

"So pure! Love it!" Deborah

"I was looking to add high quality yogurt with active cultures to our family's diet and was glad to find Kiddo Table." Julie P., mom of 2

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can babies have yogurt?

A: Yes, most experts agree that 6 months is a good age to begin eating yogurt as this is when babies are typically showing the developmental milestone for starting solids. Yogurt is nutritional and beneficial, so it is no surprise that yogurt is served to babies all over the world!

A: Studies have shown numerous health benefits for regular yogurt eaters. This is because yogurt is a nutrient-rich food for all ages! It is a great source of protein, calcium, healthy fat (which is crucial for brain development), magnesium, potassium, vitamin B-12, and some key fatty acids that our bodies need to stay healthy. Yogurt is also soothing for babies when they are teething. In addition, yogurt is great for kids, because it is so easy to eat! When tummy troubles decrease kids' appetites for other solid foods, yogurt is a fantastic 'go to' option. Since probiotics in yogurt may help with constipation, yogurt is also a great choice to get things moving again. Moreover, yogurt is beneficial for adults, especially older adults, because it has been found to reduce the risk of inflammation, heart disease, and osteoporosis. So, since yogurt has the ability to fine-tune our digestive and immune systems, it's clear that it brings amazing benefits to people of all ages!

A: The USDA guidelines recommend that children under 2 years old get no added sugar from their diet, yet many commercial brands contain added ingredients, such as sugar and artificial flavors. In contrast, our yogurt is made from the highest quality organic milk and it contains millions of live and active cultures obtained through the natural fermentation process, so you can get your fix of health-promoting probiotics! We add no sugar, no sweeteners, no flavorings, and no fillers of any kind! As a result, Kiddo Table yogurt is a healthier alternative to the traditional store-bought yogurt.

Referenced Publications:

Brianna Elliott, RD and Lacey Ramburger, "6 Impressive Health Benefits of Yogurt," March 10, 2023

Q: What are the benefits of adding yogurt to your diet?

Q: What separates Kiddo Table yogurt from yogurt made by other brands?

Mekeisha Madden Toby, "Can Babies Have Yogurt?" December 18, 2018

Q: Why Kiddo Table uses glass containers rather than plastic for its yogurt?

Nutritional Biochemistry, Inc (NBI), "Top 8 benefits of probiotics," Copyright (c) 2007-2024

Megan Dix, RN, BSN and Erika Klein, "Signs of an Unhealthy Gut and What to Do About It," January 29, 2024

NOTE: Statements on this site have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Yogurt may have adverse effects for those with lactose intolerance or milk allergies, so please consult your doctor to determine what works best for you.*

Harvard Health Publishing, Harvard Medical School, "Your complete guide to choosing a yogurt to meet your needs," May 19, 2020

Sue Quinn, "Are plastic storage containers safe for food?" Originally published January 2024. Available at https://www.bbc.co.uk

A: Studies have shown that some substances used to make plastic products can "leach" or "migrate" into the food and drinks we consume. Therefore, we use glass containers to ensure the highest standards for health and safety for our products. We care about your health and we care about the environment.

Q: Which yogurt should I choose: baby, kids, or adult?

A: All Kiddo Table yogurt is made from the highest quality ingredients. Every single jar of our organic, non-GMO yogurt contains millions of live and active cultures and we don't add sugar or fillers of any kind. So, no matter what yogurt you pick -- Baby, Kid, or Adult -- you will get the health-promoting probiotics. The difference is in texture, taste, and live cultures. While anyone can enjoy the purity of our baby yogurt, it is recommended for babies 6-12 months of age. This is because it has the lightest texture of all three yogurts and the cultures that are most appropriate for this age. The Kid yogurt has a slightly thicker texture and a very neutral taste. We recommend it for kids 1-12 years of age. Our Adult yogurt is similar to our Kid yogurt, but it's the most creamy of all three. With that said, you cannot go wrong, really, with any of them; so try them all and find your favorite!

U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, "Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2020-2025." 9th Edition. December 2020. Available at DietaryGuidelines.gov.

Mary Jane Brown, PhD, RD (UK), "Does Sugar Cause Inflammation in the Body?" March 21, 2023