Toddler snacks and food

Does anybody feed their toddler the snacks from the toddler and baby aisle. I make some homemade snacks but will always have the organix flapjacks or Ella’s kitchen melty sticks in the house. My cousin with a baby the same age said she feeds her toddler ‘proper food’ and stopped buying from the toddler aisle ages ago. She doesn’t worry about salt or sugar intake and just feeds her child anything. I’m wondering if I should be doing the same, with healthier options in mind.

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We used to give baby snacks but then toddler got obsessed recently and refused everything else so they’re out now and just going for food we’ve got in the house as snacks instead

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We do a mixture, we still do the baby fruit and savoury pouches too because I know he'll eat definitely eat them, especially in this weather. You do you my love, don't worry about anyone else!!

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We do a mixture. He mainly has "proper food" when we're home but if we go out, a fruit/yogurt pouch is an easy snack to have with other bits. My LB also still has crispy tiddlers, coconut rolls, soft bakes and melty buttons. Do what's right for you! X

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