When the baby ready to eat this baby yogurt? 9 months + ?
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We found that with both of our sons, that it was right around 9 months, although I am sure it varies by kid, I would check with your doctor first.
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My grandson started eating this yogurt at 6 months old and still loves it today at 16 months old
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We keep up to 4 weeks in the freezer. It may keep fresh up to 2month, or even longer but we never went that long. Each batch of custom blended home prepared food tastes a little different. At times, the baby does not like the taste, or one of the ingredients makes the baby throw up. It may be better to make small batches (just to be on the safe side) so you don't waste prepared food after laborious processing.
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FYI: the yogurt is NOT "cooked" (incubated?) with the plastic tops. The glass jars are uncovered in the yogurt maker and the tops should never come in direct contact with the yogurt itself. After the yogurt has finished incubating (I let mine "cook" about 6-7 hours), I just put the tops on lightly so the yogurt can "breathe" while it cools down in the fridge. After the yogurt is cold (several hours), I then securely close the tops. I don't like plastic, but I don't mind these. They just protect the yogurt and keep it fresh.
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I'm currently using this with my newborn. And depending on the size of your baby and how they grow, I would assume you'd be able to use this until about 6-9 months.
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I'd say up to 9 months. I got this for my daughter when she was 4 months and she loved it.
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Not sure. We started using it when our son was around 9 months. I think as long as the baby can sit up you should be fine.
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1. Make sure you let it set for at least 10 hours. Sometimes it takes this long if the weather is dry or cool- hot and humid makes the best yogurt! 2. You could try adding an extra cup of full fat powdered milk or decreasing the water you add to the mix slightly. 3. The Greek yogurt is naturally the thickest
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Yes u can give him. This is for crawler baby. So anybody can start it from crawling stage or 8 months old. If your son is 20 months old he should be ok. In their age they suppose to eat everything like us. If he likes cereal on his milk then he gonna like it
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Usually newborn is good up to 3 months. THere are some that say 0-6 months but usually it is stated. It will also depend on your child and their size rather than the age, that is just a guideline. The ones over 3 or 6 months are longer and will gag a smaller child when you put it in their mouth. If that happens put it away until they get a little bigger and try again.
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When my baby was about six months old - she did not have any teeth and we were ready for solids! It is a great product - we used it mostly for fruits (frozen and fresh) but you can put anything in it
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I can't answer because I ordered this and my baby never liked it and I don't know why. There is nothing wrong with it but my baby just didn't like it. To answer your question, I would say 7-8 months and he will outgrow it. Wish I could be more helpful.
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Newborn to about 9 months or use your judgement. If they are crawling out of this then the time is to stop using it. I used it for my gradson up until about 11 months. He started to pull up on it and sit up and I did not want him falling out. So use your judgement on your baby.
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I would say yes it's too early. Baby has to be able to sit up and hold neck and head up well. I think it's good to have at around 6mos.
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From about 1 month until the baby is able to sit on his/her own in the big tub. Love it!
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Kristen, I would say that your little one needs to be able to sit or at least have more back and head control before using this. I think the package insert says they need to be 6 months or greater. Use your judgement but I think 3 months is too little. Hope this helps.
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It depends on why you are buying it. Believe it or not your infant will slow down in his/her growth and perhaps not weigh 35 pounds until 24 months or so.
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Well, it's dairy based so I'd wait until your pediatrician says he's/she's ready for dairy. I think typically that's at 1 year. Until then, breastmilk or a quality, high-calorie formula is best. But I think the best option is to ask his/her pediatrician.