what is the recommended age for starting these biscuits
1879323
I remember we gave them to my daughter as soon as she had her first teeth. I would say on the few months. Even if she play with them (I mean putting in her mouth without eating it) they are very helpful to keep her calm. Now that she is 16 month old...she doesn't want them anymore. So just try to gave them the biscuits (they are very very light and brakes easily, so no danger at all).
1879324
7-9 months old. Whenever your child is ready to hold the mum mum by themselves and can swallow an easily digestible solid snack.
1879325
I am not sure. I would guess like any of the other meltables - 7-8 mos or so? I used them instead of teething biscuits because my daughter had a dairy allergy and everything has some form of dairy in it. She loved them and mum-mum was one of her first words!
1879326
I started giving them at the same time i gave puffs. They dissolve easily just like puffs.
1879327
I started my daughter on these at about 6 1/2 months! She had teeth and was ready!
1879328
My son and niece ate these starting at 9 months. My son is almost 2 and still likes to snack on them.
1438951
I started my daughter on them at four years old. Each child had different nutritional needs so please check with your pediatrician or homeopathic professional first.
380440
It really depends on the child. My grandchildren had them at age 4, but really enjoy them now that they are 5, 7, 9. They each have their own set. Mine don't put things in their mouth (chew on them.) And they seemed to be coordinated enough to handle stacking things without getting frustrated if they collapse. Hope that answer helps!
1344928
I think you can start as soon you feel they are old enough to appreciate it it! My daughter is 11 and still loves it , Although we just started tradition last year, this is a whole new thing for us.
566694
We bought ours for 2 and 4 and they were perfect for them to enjoy. 5 and 4 are ok--they main thing ours did was jump and sit on them. Age 5 will probably want to jump also and need to watch closely that seams don't break.
388516
The pieces are a good size. I think it would be fine for a one year old. If they are very mouthy, hold onto the broccoli (the smallest pieces, but not terribly small) until he/she is less likely to mouth it. Age is probably 2 and up, but 1 should work.
646752
I would wait until your kids are a little older. I would start using it around 3. The tablets to have an ingredient that makes them bitter so the kids don't eat them. But they still like to put things in their mouths at your kids age.
136646
Yes, we started giving these to my daughter when she was starting solids at 6 months and she still likes them now at almost 11 months.
1629811
U can start around 9 months or after 12 months....this is the best best best sippy cup for babies n toddlers....
251312
I would probably wait till 6months and above before letting my child play with it. Adult supervision IS required.
1760525
My daughter chewed them fine but she is also 7 when I started her on them. That's such a big age difference I wouldn't know if 18 months is old enough. Maybe call them and ask for a free sample. Hugs and luck...
143942
As soon as 2 years old. My granddaughter starting eating them when she had enough teeth to chew.
2227563
The boys we bought them for were 2 & 4 years old. They are now 3&5 and continue to ride them. The older one was riding them at preschool. I would say in that age range.
2249459
It states 3+ yrs old ... i purchased this last year for my (then) 4 & 2 yr old ... i guess it depends if your lil one likes to put things in his/ her mouth. The topping pieces are about the size of a quarter. I did not worry about my 2 yr old.
1791788
It took about 3-4weeks for them to really start just have patience they will grow make sure that you use whole milk to start with then after they start you can use any milk you want
1832552
I got these for my 8 month old. They dissolve, so as soon as they are on food you could really give these to baby. My almost 4 year old loves them, but I limit how many he can have.
1496855
Makes a biscuit for a medium to large dog. Our dog is about 70 pounds, they are fine for him