8–15
tries
before most toddlers like a new food. Familiarity breeds broccoli.
The chicken nugget has been choosing where you eat for long enough.
Dollop’s Food Passport turns trying new food into a game toddlers actually want to win.
The facts, in bite-sized pieces.
3–5
tries
before most parents give up. About ten too soon.
2–6
years old
is when fear of new food peaks. They’re not being difficult. They’re being prehistoric.
Pressure
backfires
Kids told to finish their soup eat less of it. Nobody likes a hard sell.
One proper bite.
Earns a star stamp.
Dollop’s Food Passport is an app that gets kids trying new foods. Every proper bite of something new earns a star stamp in their passport, so you can track their progress, cheer them on and watch their tastes grow.
Licks don’t count. Liking it is optional. Nobody has to finish anything, ever. Sometimes a dollop is all it takes.
250 new foods. 10 gold stars. 1 mega prize.
Every new food fills a shape in their passport. Every full page wins a gold star. The mega prize is on you.
Every new food makes your world bigger.
A kid who’ll try things is a kid you can take places.
The small print, made big.
- No sign-up.
- No ads.
- No tracking.
- Works offline.
- Up to six kids.
- Ages 2 to 5.
Pull up a high chair.
Coming soon to the App Store