Wipe clean and reuse
Use dry-erase markers for labeling, tracing, quizzing, and quick corrections without burning through worksheets.
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Make baby’s first food journey simple, organized, and enjoyable with the Jelly Bean Genius 101 Foods Before 1 Tracker Poster.
This double-sided laminated baby feeding chart helps parents introduce new foods while keeping track of baby’s progress through early feeding stages, including baby-led weaning and first foods.
Side A features a colorful 101 Foods Before 1 checklist organized into Fruits, Vegetables, Proteins, Grains, Dairy, and More — each with easy-to-use tracking circles so you can mark foods as your baby tries them.
Side B includes a practical daily food log and weekly meal planner with space for breakfast, snacks, lunch, and dinner from Monday through Sunday. Additional sections like Favorites, Try Again Later, Notes, and New Foods to Try help keep everything organized in one place.
Designed for everyday use, this chart is professionally laminated for a smooth, wipe-clean surface that works with dry-erase markers, making it easy to reuse week after week.
Perfect for baby-led weaning, first foods tracking, and feeding organization, this poster makes a thoughtful baby shower gift for parents starting solids with babies 6–12 months.
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Made for repeat practice
Reusable study tools that help kids move from looking, to naming, to remembering. Keep it on a desk, wall, classroom table, or homeschool shelf and bring it out whenever practice needs to feel hands-on.
Use dry-erase markers for labeling, tracing, quizzing, and quick corrections without burning through worksheets.
Designed with bold headings, easy scanning, and classroom-friendly spacing so kids can find what they need quickly.
Great for home practice, tutoring, stations, small groups, and full classroom sets when you need the same material across the room.