Aanyone tried giving your bb yogurt?
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Amulet
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started my girl on baby yogurt wen she is around 7 months... she loves it..
u can buy those brands like Petit Maim yoghurt/ Baby Yoplait.. otherwise, u can give simple give her wholemilk/full cream yogurt.. can add in some fruit puree to the yogurt too to flavor it..
u can buy those brands like Petit Maim yoghurt/ Baby Yoplait.. otherwise, u can give simple give her wholemilk/full cream yogurt.. can add in some fruit puree to the yogurt too to flavor it..
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pangsn7376
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Yes, you can buy from NTUC.. got for 6mth + and 1 years old +...
Mummy to Baby V
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For young babies, plain full cream yoghurt is suitable. Minimal ingredients to spot any allergy.
My boy and I love yoghurt, so I make it with EasiYo yoghurt maker. Easy, delicious and economical.
Detailed review at:
Which Milk is Better for Toddler? (Part 2) | Mummy's Reviews
My boy and I love yoghurt, so I make it with EasiYo yoghurt maker. Easy, delicious and economical.
Detailed review at:
Which Milk is Better for Toddler? (Part 2) | Mummy's Reviews
sadmemories20
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Yes, you can buy from NTUC
Yes, i got gv yougurt when baby small cos she got v serious constipation (sometimes must dig it out for her cos got stuck), only after she ate yogurt then bc ok.
I buy the small pack fr ntuc, can't recall the full name, like yopliat or something, 6 small cup in a pack, about $5+
I buy the small pack fr ntuc, can't recall the full name, like yopliat or something, 6 small cup in a pack, about $5+
megtan
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I find yoplait and petit miam a little too sweet. Gave my son Greek Style yogurt from Farmers Union since 8-9 months onwards. It's very creamy and smooth. He absolutely loves it! Now 16.5 months, he must eat at least one portion (I give about 80-100gm) per day, otherwise he'll scream!
Can be found at NTUC and Sheng Shiong as well.
Can be found at NTUC and Sheng Shiong as well.
smallsmallhand
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During which part of the day, do you give yogurt? Is it ok to give in the morning as part of breakfast like 8-9am?
Mine started eating yoghurt from 7 months. She has it every other day. Sometimes for breakfast, plain or even for lunch, mixed with cubes of veg i cooked and pureed myself. Now coming 9 months, I've started to sprinkle ground flax seeds, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds on her yoghurt.
Yoghurt is very nutritious, you can read more about its benefits from Ruth Yaron's "Super Baby Food" book.
My 5 yr old loves it with berries and honey.
I make yoghurt myself using full fat organic milk. I use a small tub of yoghurt with live culture as a starter and subsequently put aside a tablespoonful or two of yoghurt to use as a starter for the next batch. It's much cheaper than buying multipack yoghurt. It's also good not to get babies used to sweetened yoghurt. Mine eats it plain, despite its sourness!
Yoghurt is very nutritious, you can read more about its benefits from Ruth Yaron's "Super Baby Food" book.
My 5 yr old loves it with berries and honey.
I make yoghurt myself using full fat organic milk. I use a small tub of yoghurt with live culture as a starter and subsequently put aside a tablespoonful or two of yoghurt to use as a starter for the next batch. It's much cheaper than buying multipack yoghurt. It's also good not to get babies used to sweetened yoghurt. Mine eats it plain, despite its sourness!
Mummy to Baby V
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As long as baby likes it, sure! I give my boy oats with yoghurt for breakfast sometimes.
Mummy to Baby V
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Ha... I'm like you. The "baby" food stuff are priced very high. We make organic yoghurt at home, only RM19 or S$8 for 1 LITRE. My boy and I can wolf it down in 2-3 days. I'd be broke if I fed him commercial baby food. Ha...I gave yoghurt to my son when he was 7 months old. Plain natural/Greek-style yoghurt. Didn't want to buy into that baby marketing crap
Mummy to Baby V
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I read that it's from about 6-7 months old. Of course, small amounts first to check for baby's reaction.
My boy has never coughed from eating yoghurt or cold stuff. The good probiotics bacteria in yoghurt is great for building immunity. Choose those with no sugar. Not sure about other kids though.
Yep homemade is the best!! All natural too
Mummy to Baby V
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It doesn't seem to be an allergen. Try out little bit over 3-7 days allergy test as usual.
My toddler does take lotus roots occasionally.