You set out with the noblest intentions — nothing would pass dear baby’s lips that wasn’t local, organic, and homemade.
Riiight. Then the reality of motherhood (housework, a job, no sleep) set in. Don’t give up on your little eater’s nutritional intake just yet.
Look to the elves at Petit Organics. While you’re busy doing everything else, they handle the cooking — from sourcing the best organic produce to crafting perfect purees in interesting flavor combos.
The concoctions — prepared by hand at a local kitchen and sold in three-day packs — are vegan, wheat free, and contain no artificial flavors or preservatives. Plus, like any New York City service worth its salt, Petit Organics delivers direct to your door.
Which should help relieve your mother load.
Available online at petitorganics.com, $48 for nine four-ounce containers.
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SEE
Where the Wild Things Are
What: A special benefit performance (for kids ages 6-12) of Maurice Sendak’s classic by (and for) the New York City Opera.
Why: Culture is cool.
When: Sat. Performance, 1:30 p.m.; family party, 2:30 p.m.
Where: David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center, Broadway, b/t 62nd & 65th Sts. Tickets at 212-870-5595. Performance-only tickets sold out. Performance/party tickets, adults, $500-$2,500; children, $250.
HEAR
Love Me for Who I Am
What: In honor of Autism Awareness Month, Grammy-nominated musician Brady Rymer rocks out with songs celebrating children of all abilities.
Why: Proceeds benefit Autism Speaks, a research and advocacy group.
When: Sat., 11 a.m.
Where: Bowery Ballroom, 6 Delancey St., at Bowery St. (212-533-2111). Tickets online at boweryballroom.com. Adults and children, $15; babies, free.
RECYCLE
Children’s Book and Clothing Swap
What: Donate all the gently used books, shoes, and clothing you no longer want; take home anything that strikes your fancy — for free.
Why: Good for the Earth and good for your closets.
When: Sun., 2-4 p.m.
Where: Brooklyn Children’s Museum, 145 Brooklyn Ave., at St. Marks Ave., Crown Heights (718-735-4400).
Photo: Courtesy of Petit Organics








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