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LuvMyBoys
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Posted 11/13/07 11:32 AM  |
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ckone
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
They are like a Cheerio but they disolve when they get in the babies mouth. It's a cool treat and gets them used to different tastes. Best of all they disolve so you don't have to worry about choking.
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| Posted 11/13/07 11:36 AM |
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Kate
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
They are made by Gerber and are a finger food for kids just starting to eat solids. Image Attachment(s):
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| Posted 11/13/07 11:37 AM |
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Marcie
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
this is the containers that they come in
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LuvMyBoys
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
so can a 5 month old with 2 bottom teeth eat it??
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| Posted 11/13/07 11:38 AM |
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2BEANS
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
My sis bought these for my nephew and i had to try.. they are YUMMY lol!!
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| Posted 11/13/07 11:39 AM |
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LuvMy2Girls
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
Posted by Sunrise813
so can a 5 month old with 2 bottom teeth eat it??
They disolve so easy, they don't need teeth to chew em, but baby needs to know how to mash with their gums, manipulate food to swallow :) at 5 months, they may not be developmentally ready yet.
Soon though!!
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| Posted 11/13/07 11:41 AM |
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pinkandblue
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
Posted by sweetness
Posted by Sunrise813
so can a 5 month old with 2 bottom teeth eat it??
They disolve so easy, they don't need teeth to chew em, but baby needs to know how to mash with their gums, manipulate food to swallow :) at 5 months, they may not be developmentally ready yet.
Soon though!!
I started dd at 6 months with puffs and 6 1/2 months with cheerios...she loves them both
I just began to give her Biter Biscuits too and those she LOVES but what a mess they make 
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LuvMyBoys
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
Posted by sweetness
Posted by Sunrise813
so can a 5 month old with 2 bottom teeth eat it??
They disolve so easy, they don't need teeth to chew em, but baby needs to know how to mash with their gums, manipulate food to swallow :) at 5 months, they may not be developmentally ready yet.
Soon though!!
Great thanks
I think this will be a great food to give DS to "entertain" him while we eat dinner. We sit him with us in his chair and his mouth tends to water when he sees us eat, so we have to stop and feed him a bottle.
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| Posted 11/13/07 11:50 AM |
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LuvMy2Girls
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
oh and def get ready for the mess! It's adorable to watch them eat though!
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ggmom
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
Puffs are great... I love to eat them myself
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Lucky
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Re: Really dumb question ...I'm sure but
Posted by Sunrise813
Posted by sweetness
Posted by Sunrise813
so can a 5 month old with 2 bottom teeth eat it??
They disolve so easy, they don't need teeth to chew em, but baby needs to know how to mash with their gums, manipulate food to swallow :) at 5 months, they may not be developmentally ready yet.
Soon though!!
Great thanks
I think this will be a great food to give DS to "entertain" him while we eat dinner. We sit him with us in his chair and his mouth tends to water when he sees us eat, so we have to stop and feed him a bottle.
Is DS on cereal yet? I didn't introduce puffs until after DD was on some solids.
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