Little Puff.
Mighty Mission.
Making early allergen inclusion simple,
so all kids can reach their mighty potential!
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Follow the Science
The LEAP Study
Regular peanut consumption, starting early in the first year of life, results in an 81% reduction in peanut allergy
Dr. Gideon Lack,
Head of Pediatric Allergy at King’s College& Mission MightyMe Co-Founder
Our co-founder Dr. Gideon Lack led the Learning Early About Peanut Allergy (LEAP) Study. The findings changed pediatric feeding guidelines around the globe to encourage early and regular consumption of peanut foods, starting in infancy.*
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The American Academy of Pediatrics
The National Institutes of Health, National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Disease, American Academy of Pediatrics and others, now recommend introducing peanut- containing foods in infancy to prevent a peanut allergy from developing.
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"It is important to introduce potentially allergenic foods along with other complementary foods."
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"Introducing peanut-containing foods in the first year reduces the risk that an infant will develop a food allergy to peanuts."
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"All infants should be given allergenic solid foods including peanut butter, cooked egg, dairy and wheat products in the first year of life."
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"Introduce common allergenic foods to high-risk infants around six months of age."
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"To prevent peanut and egg allergy, introduce peanut and egg to all infants, starting around 6 months of life. Other allergens should be introduced around this time as well. Once introduced, regular ingestion should be maintained."
READ THE GUIDELINESNutty Puffs for Babies,
Big Kids, and Beyond!
the first and only baby-friendly puffs with
peanut and tree nut protein levels that match the science
Why recommend Mission MightyMe?
1 
Backed by Science
Backed by ScienceThe only product developed in accordance with the LEAP and EAT clinical trials by the lead author of those studies.
2 
The Only Puffs Made with 5 Nuts
The Only Puffs Made with 5 NutsOur Mixed Nut Butter Puffs contain equal parts peanut, hazelnut, almond, cashew and walnut protein, covering all the most important nut allergens.
3 Exact Nut Protein Levels
Peanut Butter Protein Amounts
Mixed Nut Butter Protein Amounts
4 
Ages Up
Ages UpThe LEAP Study showed the importance of feeding children peanuts foods until the age of 5, so we developed puffs that dissolve quickly for babies and taste delicious for big kids too!
5 
Simple, Clean,
Organic Ingredients
Simple, Clean,
Organic IngredientsA clean-label snack for the whole family. Lower in salt than other peanut puffs, with no palm oil, no corn, and no cane sugar or cane syrup.
6 Convenient
Making it easy and enjoyable to keep nuts in children's diets, with less stress and mess (no mixing, measuring or prep) for busy parents.
7 Quick-Dissolve
A simple way to feed babies nuts
without worrying about choking.
Science Backed Snacks
Dr. Gideon Lack's research (LEAP) led to a revolution in food allergy prevention.
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Help parents easily follow food allergy prevention guidelines with a delicious science-backed snack they can feel
good about.
What the Experts are Saying About Mission MightyMe
"Preventing food allergies doesn't have to be complicated. Mission MightyMe has created a nutritious, age-appropriate, evidence-based food to help parents prevent nut allergies, one puff at a time."
Alice Hoyt, M.D., F.A.A.A.A.I. Allergist, Hoyt Institute of Food Allergy
"As a board certified pediatric dietitian who knows how important (and how difficult) it can be to introduce and keep peanut in children’s diets, I'm a big fan of Mission MightyMe because their peanut puffs make it easy and they're also based on the science."
Bailey Koch, RD, CSP, LD Atlanta Pediatric Nutrition
"The research is clear. It is possible to prevent peanut allergies in the majority of children, and potentially other food allergies as well. Yet, many families still aren’t able to easily follow the new recommendations. We created Mission MightyMe to make early allergen introduction simple for families - a big step forward towards ending the food allergy epidemic."
Dr. Gideon Lack LEAP Study Author and Mission MightyMe Co-founder
"By taking a personal family challenge and turning it into an opportunity to help so many families, the founders of Mission MightyMe are trailblazers, bending the curve on children's food allergies. Thank you for helping parents introduce allergens early and raise kids without allergies. You will leave behind a legacy."
Dr. Sharon Bergquist, MD, Emory University, Pam R. Rollins Professor of Medicine Medical Director, Emory Executive Health Founder and Director, Emory Lifestyle Medicine & Wellness
"Research shows that early introduction of potential allergens in the first year, starting around 6 months of age, and keeping them in the diet is the easiest and most effective way to prevent food allergies at this point. Mission MightyMe makes it simple for parents to include common allergens like peanuts and tree nuts in their little one's diet in a safe and enjoyable way."
Sherry Coleman Collins, MS, RDN, LD
"We want our children to experience a diverse range of foods early in life because it’s important to their development and their ability to eat a variety of foods later in life. Mission MightyMe makes that safe and fun."
Laura Hunter, LPN, Pediatric Nurse and Moms on Call FounderOur co-founder’s research featured in:
