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I would suggest trying it yourself to assess the texture you know what consistency of food your baby can eat. X

Usually it's recommended when you start solids at 6 months to slowly introduce foods, one food at a time every 3 days in case there's an allergy you can quickly identify the cause. Then slowly move up to more complex foods with 2 flavors at once, then eventually 3. These have 3 so I'd probably hold off for now until baby is more established with eating solids.

Probably ok but depends how long youve been doing solids. At 6 months we were still testing allergies so make sure you've introduced all the flavors.

I would check how much sugar and other stuff is in them 🙂and if clean give only around 8 months 🙂

It’s perfectly fine. No different than putting all those things in a blender and feeding it to him.

Does that say low calorie or i am crazy?
I agree with above though if there is no added sugar, no honey, then it's safe to give them just maybe not like super ideal. Those who wean the blw way wouldn't give the texture thing a second thought x

@Mou I think it says "not a low calorie food" because it is fruit so there's a good bit of natural sugar

@Anna👼👶👼👼 weird because fruit usually is fairly low calorie... in any case for babies the higher the calorie the better, hence full fat yoghurt over low etc

Yes u can. My oldest kid loved those when she was a baby💖

Thanks all, no sugars or honey added to these. But they do contain an added probiotic so that's kinda why I was wondering. They also contain spiraluna?

@Annie spiraling is a good thing I just don't know if for that little, never used for baby 🙂