A hand holding a phone showing the Solid Starts app, against blue sky

Solid Starts

Brand IdentityPrint + Digital Media

Solid Starts is a doctor-led digital resource for infant feeding that has grown from a few thousand Instagram followers to nearly 6 million customers across platforms. The brand identity, crafted in the company’s earliest days, has remained consistent throughout this explosive expansion — helping distinguish them in a crowded market as they’ve launched an extremely popular app, published a book, and even earned front-page coverage in The New York Times.

The brand harmonizes kid-friendly charm with the sophistication that discerning caretakers value. Airy, elevated photography on a crisp white background combines with playful iconography and vibrant graphics to create an atmosphere of trusted expertise. The resulting identity stands apart from typical parenting resources while maintaining an inviting, reassuring presence.

A baby in a green bib holding a strawberry
How to Introduce Tomato to Babies How to Introduce Gnocchi to Babies How to Introduce Celery to Babies
Mobile screen: Calling All Professionals signup Mobile screen: All Access Pass Two mobile screens joined by a dotted path
How to Introduce Currants to Babies How to Introduce Swiss Chard to Babies How to Introduce Grapefruit to Babies
Mobile screens: weekly updates, tips and advice Mobile screen: anniversary sale, 35% off Mobile screen: weekly tips for your child's solid food journey
How to Serve Raspberries to Babies, by age How to Cut Challah for Babies How to Serve Black Beans to Babies How to Serve Spinach to Babies How to Serve Salmon to Babies How to Cut Tomato for Babies How to Serve Peas to Babies How to Cut Kiwi for Babies How to Cut Orange for Babies How to Serve Beets to Babies

Every Solid Starts visual asset prioritizes clarity and accessibility. From comprehensive guides to quick social posts, the design system transforms complex information into instantly comprehensible content that feels both authoritative and beautiful.

Tablets showing pages of a Solid Starts guide
A hand holding a tablet showing a Solid Starts guide
Tote bag printed with food icons, against blue sky Baby onesie: B is for Beet
Guide cover: Introducing Allergens to Babies Guide cover: High Chair Transitions Guide cover: Caregiver's Guide to Picky Eating Guide cover: Best and Worst Fish for Babies Guide cover: 101 Snack Ideas for Toddlers Guide cover: 75 Lunch Box Menus for Toddlers Guide cover: 50 Fantastic First Foods for Babies Guide cover: 20 Foods Never to Feed Babies Guide cover: 20 Energy Ball Recipes for Toddlers
Bib printed with food icons Solid Starts business cards
Illustration: Palmar Grasp Illustration: Pincer Grasp Anatomical illustration of an infant's throat
Kraft paper bags stamped with the Solid Starts logo Thank-you notecards
Social graphic: Food Safety Fact Social graphic: Egg Substitutions for Babies and Toddlers Social graphic: 2M Giveaway Social graphic: 77%, a peanut allergy statistic Social graphic: 4 Tips to Prevent Picky Eating Social graphic: If you want baby to eat the family meal, you have to serve the family meal Social graphic: Top 9 Food Allergens Social graphic: a warning about hard, small, round candies Social graphic: Tips to Interest Picky Toddlers in Eating Social graphic: 8 Questions to Help Toddlers Explore Food Social graphic: You can control what you serve, when you serve it, and how you show up at the table Social graphic: What to Look For in a Cup for Baby Social graphic: a phone reminder that it's okay to let your kids watch TV Social graphic: 6 Popsicle Recipes for Babies 6 Months + Social graphic: gift-wrapped guide bundles Social graphic: Apples in Pouches, with a chart Social graphic: Babies can learn to like vegetables, repeated Social graphic: Best Toys for Babies 2019 Social graphic: nutrition trap, a definition Social graphic: a scale weighing short game against long game Social graphic: Babies acquire a taste for the foods they are exposed to in the early days of starting solids Social graphic: Quick Tip, wait for your baby to motion or grunt for more food Social graphic: Sample Feeding and Sleep Schedule, 6-9 Month Olds Social graphic: Prevent Picky Eating Tip, with divided plates Social graphic: Milk Alternatives for Babies and Toddlers Social graphic: Quick Tip about iron and vitamin C Social graphic: Top 9 Food Allergens Social graphic: When Baby Is Ready for Solid Food
Banner: a row of babies eating
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