I have to say that I have been feeding Hipp Organic Mixed Fruit Juice to my baby since he was 4 months old and I still continue to feed it to him, 7 months on. I love the fact that it is: 1) Certified Organic 2) Diluted pure juice 3) Rich in Vitamin C 4) No added sugars 5) No GM ingredients Besides this, my baby loves this juice as it is not as tart as other fruit juices, which makes your baby scrunch his face up. Believe me when I say I have tried quite a few fruit juices for babies and this is the only one I prefer. The packaging is very distinct and at £1.45 for a 750ml bottle it is not cheap, especially ...  Read the complete review

I am utterly mystified as to the purpose of this product. It is fruit juice. This one is a mix of juices, or you can get plain ones too, such as plain apple juice. WHY? It's not any different to the juice in the normal fruit juice section is it? It comes from fruit, which they squeezed to get the juice out... The only difference is that it costs more. The one they sell in my local tescos now is a 750ml bottle with 40% water added in. So about £3 a litre. Versus £1 a litre for plain normal organic apple juice, which the rest of the family can drink too. You don't need to buy your baby special juice, just because it is ...  Read the complete review

I do like to make my own food and drink for my baby. However, I do buy some preprepared food and drink from supermarket for occasions when I'm short on time. I always choose products made by Hipp who have been making baby products for over 50 years and use only organic ingredients. This fruit juice drink is aimed at babies from 4 months old and over to round off mealtimes. This drink is sold by all supermarkets and comes in a 500ml glass bottle as pictured above. The juice is a blend of various fruits and can be given to the baby undiluted, although some people choose to dilute it with water to reduce the natural sugar ...  Read the complete review