Family and Kid-Friendly Kits
Built around the reality of feeding a household with different tastes and ages at the table. Expect milder flavors, shorter cook times, portion sizes that scale for four or more, and in a couple of cases meals aimed straight at kids instead of the adults cooking for them.
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The US's largest meal kit service with family-friendly recipes and quick 20-minute meals designed for cooking together.
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Delivers family-size portions with customization options that let parents adjust proteins and sides for picky eaters.
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An early meal kit pioneer offering 2 and 4-serving plans with recipes designed for families to cook together.
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Chef-prepared fresh meals with dedicated kids meal line and flexible family portion plans
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Hybrid meal kit and grocery delivery service with Family Plan offering 7-8 meals and snacks
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USDA-certified organic meal kits with customizable 2-4 person plans for families
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Started as an organic baby food delivery brand and expanded into Plates, a fresh kids' meal line for toddlers and older kids that skips the shelf-stable pouch format entirely. Plates run roughly seven to nine dollars each in a weekly subscription box.
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Budget-friendly meal kit offering simple recipes at a lower cost for families watching their spending.
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A meal delivery service built specifically for kids ages one to twelve, with single-serve trays designed around what actually gets eaten by picky eaters rather than an adult-style menu shrunk down. Trays run around six to eight dollars each depending on the weekly plan size.
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A Chicago-based meal delivery service that covers both kids' meals and adult-portioned family dinners in the same weekly order, so one account can feed a whole household rather than just the youngest members. Pricing runs around seven to ten dollars per meal depending on portion size and plan.
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An organic baby and toddler food company known for cold-pressed pouches and fresh, refrigerated blends rather than the shelf-stable purees found in most grocery aisles. Pouches and meals typically run two to four dollars each depending on the size and bundle.
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Organic-focused meal kit service with a Family plan, kid-friendly recipes, and options for dietary needs.
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A baby and toddler meal company built by a chef and pediatric nutrition specialists, with an emphasis on introducing bold flavors and allergens early rather than sticking to bland purees. Pouches and blends generally run three to four dollars each in a subscription box.
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15-minute meal kits with family-friendly recipes in 2 and 4-person servings
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Frozen kid-friendly meals without artificial preservatives, from mac and cheese to chicken nuggets, available in stores.
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An organic baby food subscription aimed at the very start of solid foods, with a stage-based system that adjusts texture and ingredients as an infant grows into toddlerhood. Pouches and blends typically run two to three dollars each in a subscription box.
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A baby and toddler food brand built around a pediatric neurosurgeon's take on brain-supporting nutrients, best known for its smoothies and purees loaded with vegetables, algae, and other nutrient-dense ingredients. Pouches and smoothies typically run two to three dollars each, sold both by subscription and through major retailers.
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Low-cost meal kit with simplified recipes and family-size portions using minimal packaging to stay affordable.
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Martha Stewart-partnered meal kit with 30-minute recipes and plans for 2-4 servings
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Plant-forward frozen family meals and bowls with dietary options and family bundles
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International kids cooking kits featuring recipes and cultural facts from different countries
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Kids cooking subscription for ages 4-14 with monthly themed kits including tools and recipes
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Subscription cooking kit for ages 4 to 14 that teaches kitchen skills through recipes, tools, and activities.
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Fresh frozen organic baby food delivery nationwide with dietitian-designed meals for early allergen introduction.
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Monthly STEM baking subscription for ages 4-14 with pre-measured ingredients and hands-on cooking activities.
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Organic baking kits for ages 6+ with monthly subscription option including pre-measured ingredients and natural decorations.
Frequently asked questions
Can I find meal kits specifically designed for toddlers and young children?
Yes. Some services focus exclusively on kids ages one to twelve with single-serve trays, while others offer fresh meal lines for toddlers and older children. You can also find organic baby food options that use fresh, refrigerated blends instead of shelf-stable pouches.
Are there options if I need to feed both adults and kids in one order?
Several services allow you to combine kid-focused meals and adult-sized dinners in a single weekly order. This means you can manage the entire household through one account rather than placing separate orders.
I have picky eaters at home. How can I customize meals to suit their tastes?
Some meal kits offer family-size portions with customization options that let you adjust proteins and sides. Other services provide simplified recipes or menus designed specifically around what kids actually eat.
What if we are on a tight budget but still want a family meal kit?
You can choose budget-friendly services that offer simple recipes at a lower cost. These are ideal for families who want to watch their spending while still receiving planned meals.
Do any of these services offer organic ingredients for my family?
Yes. There are several options that feature USDA-certified organic meal kits or organic-focused plans that cater to specific dietary needs.