BiG FLAVORS,
LiTTLE BELLiES

Serving joy, nourishment, and community at every table.

Explore Our Menu

BiG FLAVORS,
LiTTLE BELLiES

Serving joy, nourishment, and community at every table.

Explore Our Menu

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MADE AND SHARED WITH LOVE

At Little Cocoa Bean, we believe mealtimes are more than food. We create fresh, flavorful dishes— designed for children and caregivers alike — to support busy grown-ups and celebrate every kind of family.

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WE BELiEVE

…that food is more than fuel—it’s culture, community, and care. It’s how we pass down heritage and build up health.

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WE DESiGN

…our spaces and services with parents and children in mind—thoughtfully creating environments that are joyful, inclusive, and low-stress

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WE SERVE

…families with a spirit of joy, because being part of the village that raises a child is both a joyful (sometimes chaotic) and beautiful experience.

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WE WELCOME

…all families, cultures, and backgrounds into our space. Our café is a place where everyone is invited, valued, and free to just be.

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WE CARE

…for every child like our own and support caregivers with warmth, respect, and trust, because healthy beginnings lead to lifelong wellbeing.

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WE iNSPiRE

……families to celebrate the everyday moments, connect across cultures, and nurture little ones with joy and confidence.

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A woman with dark, curly hair and earrings is standing in a modern kitchen, smiling and holding a dragon fruit in her right hand. In front of her on the kitchen island are a large wooden bowl filled with assorted fruits and a cutting board with sliced dragon fruit, radish, and avocado. The kitchen features white cabinets, a stainless steel oven, and a stainless steel range hood.

OUR STORY

When Tracy Skelly had her first child in 2018, she welcomed the break from her demanding career. She cherished her time at home but, like many working moms, prepared to head back to work within a few short months of meeting her baby.

During her return-to-work prep, she found that she was unable to find baby foods with the culturally diverse flavors and nutrient content that she sought for her daughter. First foods, those that are introduced to babies in the first few months of life are ‘heritage foods’ (which) connect cultural beliefs, traditions, and what is available locally. For Tracy, that meant the inclusion of foods in the tradition of the African Diaspora, containing ingredients such as collards, chayote, papaya and tamarind. Despite being a busy working mom, Tracy took matters into her own hands and began to experiment with making her own baby food. She found that by incorporating the diverse, fresh veggies, fruits and spices she was able to create baby food products that were superior in terms of nutritional content and more culturally relevant.