Little Spoon, a company that offers direct-to-consumer baby food and early childhood nutrition, has attracted $ 7 million in venture funding.
Little Spoon offers fresh, healthy, organic baby food without the use of preservatives or extreme heat. The company has a rotating menu with over 50 recipes and offers meal plans that are personalized and can be customized for each child. Little Spoon says it shipped over 1 million meals in its first year of business. And it will use the funding to build its brand and scale its offering with additional products.
"Shipping our one millionth meal is a clear sign to us that what we're doing is striking a chord," the company says. "This capital enables us to expand beyond baby's first bites and continue to create thoughtfully designed solutions for all the critical milestones of parenthood."
Investors who participated in the funding round include Vaultier7; the female-led investment fund, Kairos; Chobani founding member, Kyle O'Brien; Tinder founders Sean Rad and Justin Mateen; Interplay Ventures; SoGal Ventures; and the fund affiliated with the owners of the San Francisco 49ers.
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