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Gerber meatsticks?

amanda1983amanda1983
in Babies: 9 - 12 Months
Do you give them to your DC? How do they like them?
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  • brandonsfuturewife07brandonsfuturewife07 member

    heheheh

    meatsticks.

    hehehe.

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  • amanda1983amanda1983
    lol when I saw the name of them I was thinking they really should give it a better name.
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  • 1MusicMaker1MusicMaker

    I will not be feeding my son meatsticks.

    CPS frowns upon that...yech.

    ETA:  WHO thought that name was a good idea?  They should be fired (ala Donald Trump).

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  • susanmosleysusanmosley member

    i don't and i won't.

    the name is enough for me.  I will give DD meat in a more original form.  Not a processed stick.  However, I remember loving vienna sausages when I was little. Gross.

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  • amanda1983amanda1983
    They just look gross. But when I worked at a daycare, this mom would give that to her son everyday. He seemed to have liked it. I just wasn't sure what you girls thought about them.
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  • teacherjessteacherjess member

    Hahah...meatsticks. Anyway.

    No, I won't. The idea is a little gross. Although I'm not against hot dogs, so who knows.

    For now, she gets lunch meat-- turkey and ham, thinly sliced and then cut up. It's cheaper anyway.

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  • missbeezersmissbeezers

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    that sounds nasty...

     what is that, like a baby slim jim?

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  • faBriezyfaBriezy member
    No. they just look wrong! Ironically, my mom said I loved these when I was a kid which is hard for me to believe.
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  • amanda1983amanda1983
    they're like hot dogs without the skin lol
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  • Conway714Conway714 member
    I actually just bought two jars today for my dd to try. I have tried lunch meat, plain cooked chicken, ground beef etc with no success. But dd does really like to hold things and gnaw on them so I was thinking the meat sticks might actually work. We'll see!
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    They do look really gross. My Mom really wants me to buy DS some because she says I loved them when I was his age. Eck!
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  • susanmosleysusanmosley member

    imageConway714:
    But dd does really like to hold things and gnaw on them so I was thinking the meat sticks might actually work. 

    LOL.  That sounded really funny.

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  • susanmosleysusanmosley member

    imageConway714:
    But dd does really like to hold things and gnaw on them so I was thinking the meat sticks might actually work. 

    LOL.  That sounded really funny.

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  • JessibellJessibell

    A. They look pretty gross.

    B. They are a choking hazard for kids our childrens' age unless you cut them up, which sort of kills the convenience factor.

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  • food_chickfood_chick member
    I was given a jar and I'll probably give them to ds soon.  But I'll cut them up.  He does like to gnaw on things now too - I'll give him toast or cheese slices, but for some reason these seem like more of a choking hazard. 
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  • jenifairiesjenifairies
    ditto jessi on the choking hazard. have you tried hiding meats in things? quesadillas (chicken and hamburger) sandwiches (chicken, sand. meat, tuna) and omelets (ham) all work here.
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