i have bought gummies and my 20 month old doesnt get around to chewing it but he spits it out becuse he cannot chew it. are these softer?
464956
They can get a little hard. My 4 year old will sometimes just suck on them for a bit. I would not give gummies to kids under 4/3 yet.
464957
These are not softer. My 23 month old takes gummies but spits out smartypants.
464958
gummy which is for children from 3 years. and when that child has full teeth.
60039
When my 10 month could stand and noticed them, he did try to bite them. They were fine, but that phase only last a week or two- he is now 15 months and ignores them, so I'm not sure how well they would handle an older child's wear and tear.
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I buy these for two mini schnauzers, 15 & 18 lbs. The 15 lb. female goes through one of them in an hour. The 18 lb. male just chews one until the flavor goes away. From chewing, they become quite gummy and they aren't nearly as thick a chew as they used to be. Out of the 30 in the bag, maybe 10 are heavy duty chews like I want them to have and the other 20 are quite flimsy. I don't think I could recommend them for a larger dog and am not certain that I will even order again for our two little ones. Hope this helps.
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it taste really good, so he may easily eat it. they are not hard but not soft. its really a pressed herbal blend. i think when you get it, try one for yourself. they do work amazing...i take them my self and the sinatrol is really good. good luck. i think you'll know when you get it what your 2 year old can do.
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Absolutely. They're kind of like knobby terry wash cloths, and they have so many edges that it's easy for them to get some part of it in their mouths. The grapes are maybe three inches across the top of the bunch, but any baby could chew on a stem, leaf, or corner, if nothing else.I didn't give them to my son until he started cutting teeth at four months, but there would be no harm in letting a three month old chew/suck on them. They're not a choking hazard, and they're fun when frozen. I just wring them out before I freeze them so they don't get everything wet as they melt. These are my son's favorite teething toys. Absolutely. They're kind of like knobby terry wash cloths, and they have so many edges that it's easy for them to get some part of it in their mouths. The grapes are maybe three inches across the top of the bunch, but any baby could chew on a stem, leaf, or corner, if nothing else.I didn't give them to my son until he started cutting teeth at four months, but there would be no harm in letting a three month old chew/suck on them. They're not a choking hazard, and they're fun when frozen. I just wring them out before I freeze them so they don't get everything wet as they melt.... » Read More Absolutely. They're kind of like knobby terry wash cloths, and they have so many edges that it's easy for them to get some part of it in their mouths. The grapes are maybe three inches across the top of the bunch, but any baby could chew on a stem, leaf, or corner, if nothing else.I didn't give them to my son until he started cutting teeth at four months, but there would be no harm in letting a three month old chew/suck on them. They're not a choking hazard, and they're fun when frozen. I just wring them out before I freeze them so they don't get everything wet as they melt. These are my son's favorite teething toys. « Show Less
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The tablets are about the size of an aspirin or a little bigger, but they are not smooth or slick, and they start to dissolve quickly. They could be easily crushed and mixed with something. They do have a vitamin flavor, but that could maybe work. If she doesn't have a problem with the taste of them, chewing might be okay for a while. Best of luck!
724652
They are not soft but they are much easier to chew than rawhide. My dog can finish one in about 3 minutes.
1490192
They don't exactly taste like the candy but my granddaughter likes them and so do I. I buy the adult gummies. It's a matter of your own taste. They're great if you have trouble swallowing large tablets.
157579
Yes, they pretty much melt in your mouth once you bite into them. I've also tried other brands that claim to be soft but aren't. The Red Birds are the best!!
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I have not tried to chew them and I am waiting for my next bottle. When I get it, I will try and let you know. Of any pill I have taken, they are very easy to swallow. You prob could cut them in half and that would make it easier to take. They are similar to a football in shape, oval.
1618788
They are soft enough to handle - it's a liquid inside and the outside is a little chewy but dissolves...should be ok!
59196
Our pedi told us to take Omega 3 from 9 months. If your child can chew gummies without choking, then these are fine!
1330658
Depends on the child. If they still put things in their mouth I would say no. Our grandson, if I remember correctly, started really playing with them around 4 1/2.
979161
They are hard, not soft. My daughters both chewed on the soft ones and made extra holes, so these worked better for them.
535656
They are soft and chewy for my old girl Ling Ling I break them in half. Ling Ling is missing a few teeth. My youngster at 5yrs Merlin gets 5 pcs am and 5 pcs pm he has weak hip bone.
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No, the chewable vitamins are not gummies. These are crunchy. They do make a ''gummy' version but they do not contain iron like the chewable version. Everything else (nutrient-wise)is exactly the same, other than the taste/texture
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I made a stab at testing it for you. I put one in and let it get soft and put very, very little pressure on my teeth. Softened right up. Go for it! Yes, they are soft enough. Make sure you keep them closed up, they get hard if you leave them out of the container. They also taste great...good enough to replace 'real' gummies!