Mum-Mums: Yay or Nay?

artygirl · April 2010

My friend, who is very organic- and nutritious-minded, recommended Mum-Mums as a first solid food for Lucas to feed himself. I found some Mum-Mums at the local health food store, bought them, and Lucas LOVED them. I'm not feeding them to Lucas for any nutritional value. Whe he sits with us at the table now, he is very interested in eating, and I want to give him something that he can eat himself. These seem perfect, they are large, easy to grasp, and dissolve in his mouth.

https://www.mummums.com/products/baby-mum-mums/

I see that they are made in China; however, they are award-winning. They contain japonica rice, potato starch, salt (15mg) and sugar (.5 g). They may contain trace amounts of milk; but there is a statement saying that the milk is imported from NZ.

So...would you feed these to your baby??

craziheazo · April 2010

I did with Maya and will again with Bella.

soccerwife · April 2010

Lexi loved them

keg · April 2010

My DDs love them and I can't count the number of boxes we've been through. :-)

beebe929 · April 2010

They were a great starting food and Lilah loved them. We will use them again with #2. We did get the organic ones.

marcuej · April 2010

Stella eats them and loves them! She is also a big fan of Happy Melts.

https://www.happybabyfood.com/our-products/happymelts

RoxBride · April 2010

Yup...she loved them.

AvaLikeLava · April 2010

Oh, G loves them. We've def. used them and still do. It is a good first training food, IMO. You're right that there's no nutritional value, and contains some sugar. It's really helped train him with self-feeding though.

SeaSoul · April 2010

we never did with cal...just didn't see any reason to. the lack of nutritional value and the sugar turned me off. there are plenty of other foods that can serve as first finger foods.

BelleBaby · April 2010

I absolutely do. The boys love them.

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