ByHeart Launches Anywhere Pack: A First-of-Its-Kind Travel-Ready Infant Formula for Modern Parents
Today, ByHeart, the next-generation infant nutrition company, announced the launch of its newest product: the Anywhere Pack — a revolutionary, mess-free way to feed babies on-the-go. Compact, convenient, and pre-portioned, the Anywhere Pack offers freedom for parents to feed wherever life takes them.
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ByHeart's innovation introduces a new single-serve option for modern parents specifically designed to simplify bottle-making while traveling, commuting, or tackling day-to-day errands. Each pack contains 14 pre-measured sticks of ByHeart's groundbreaking formula — the first infant formula in the U.S. to combine certified organic, grass-fed whole milk, their closest-to-breast-milk patented protein blend, and clinically proven benefits — now available in a flexible, travel-ready format.
'Today's parents aren't putting their lives on pause when they have children — they're bringing their babies along for the adventure,' said Mia Funt, Co-Founder and President of ByHeart. 'We created the Anywhere Pack specifically for this new generation of Beta babies whose parents are redefining what early parenthood looks like: more flexible, more mobile, and less tied to the constraints of home.'
Key benefits include:
'At ByHeart, we're committed to advancing infant nutrition through breast milk science, evidence, and purpose. We created a formula that prioritizes baby's functional health and development, with breast milk as our north star. By focusing on powerhouse macronutrients such as protein, we've been able to create a patented protein blend that gets closest to breast milk,' said Ron Belldegrun, Co-Founder and CEO. 'With the Anywhere Pack, we're offering that same groundbreaking formulation in a new, convenient format — empowering parents to nourish their babies with optimal nutrition, wherever life takes them.'
The Anywhere Pack is available for purchase now on ByHeart.com ($19.99), and will be rolling out to retail partners nationwide, making premium infant nutrition accessible wherever families shop.
To celebrate the launch of Anywhere Pack and its mission to help parents feed with freedom, ByHeart is giving away the chance to win 1 million airline miles to Generation Beta babies born between January and May 2025. Twenty lucky families will receive 50,000 miles each to support unforgettable first trips, honoring a major milestone in their parenting journey.
From now until May 31st, parents of eligible babies can enter the giveaway on ByHeart.com.
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