YoBaby Yogart..

StephanieRMock

When can you start giving it to DC?

TIA!!

Halo79RN

I started at 7 months. 

Kickingboy

I think my DS tried it at 6 months but didn't like it.

luvlieK

This is what wholesomebabyfood.com says:

This digestibility makes yogurt (and even cheese) "ok" for babies 8 months of age and older. Many pediatricians will say that yogurt is fine for babies 6 months of age as well.?

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We haven't started yogurt yet. ?But plan on doing the non-baby stoneyfield. ?I think they add some things to the yobaby and its more expensive.?

StephanieRMock

Thanks ladies!!

carolinaem

Good to hear about the regular stoneyfield.  The yobaby was $4.19 for 6!

melrrr

I'm not sure when they started, but younger brother loved yogurt and my parents gave it to him as a baby all the time. There was no such thing as special baby yogurt in the late 70s.

jeffs_baker

We have given dd both regular Stoneyfield and Trader Joe's organic whole milk plain yogurt. We just mix in some 100% fruit puree. She likes it, but doesn't love it.

 

Halo79RN

actually my dd loved the plain stonybrook yogurt with mashed bananas mixed into it... but I had a hard time finding it in whole and not lowfat.  So we used yobaby a lot.  It just has some pureed fruit or fruit juice ... some have some spices in it too.  My husband loved the yobaby too much though.  stinker kept stealing it!  rrrr. lol

Dobie_Mama

We started the plain, whole fat Stonyfield at 6 months. Yogurt is probably DDs most favorite thing in the world!

smurfetteinred

I also just give ds the plain stonyfield whole milk yogurt. It's hard to find sometimes but if you can it's way cheaper. I mix in fruit purees, mashed bananas, vanilla, spices, applesauce, whatever floats my boat that day. The YoBaby that I've seen has added sugar.

JenGK

We started at about 8 mos., and DS loved it (still does).  I recently switched to Trader Joe's whole milk yogurt -- the nutritionals are about the same, it is cheaper, and the milk used is rSBT free.