Fruit Snacks

sportsmomma · August 2013

Do you let LO eat fruit snacks? If so which brand? I'm afraid he'll choke on it, but he loves those 12+ mo teensy fruit things but they are soooo expensive!

ETA: the teensy fruit things are much smaller than a regular fruit snack

jesselayne8 · August 2013

I was giving DD motts brand fruit snacks back in march but stopped because tooth brushing at our house is a joke.

-T- · August 2013

If he would eat, I would let him eat anything on the planet! In all seriousness, I'd let him eat the cheaper ones with supervision, and the spendy ones without. I'd probably have both kinds on hand all the time. Yup I'm that mom.

lageorgiapaperie · August 2013

They are one of his favorite foods! We usually just buy the Market Pantry ones from Target. I don't give them to him all at once if he's playing around, I hold the bag and give them to him one at a time. Otherwise he'd stuff them all in his mouth at once

aravis121 · August 2013

My daughter's playground friend got them as a treat, and he was kind enough to share, leading to our current addiction. We usually get the Welch's ones, and she eats probably one whole pack a day (two if we're stuck in airports all day). She's an otherwise good eater - like, she'll choose broccoli over pizza, which makes me think we got the wrong baby in the hospital - and she loooooves her toothbrush, so we don't sweat it.

Jmcmahon21 · August 2013

I've given DS the Annie's brand so I don't feel as guilty but they are pretty expensive, around $3 at target for only 6 bags. I find myself wanting to eat them so I haven't gotten them lately

sportsmomma · August 2013

I hadn't even thought of the teeth thing, but he's not great at brushing teeth so maybe I should be avoiding altogether. Sounds like the regular brands aren't choking hazards tho if I give them one at a time. :-)

Leap08 · August 2013

My daughter has had them, but not often. I do not worry about the size of them. My issue is that they are loaded with sugar and are essentially candy, so I reserve them for occasional treats. I'd rather give her dried fruit or raisins.

moosebaby2011 · August 2013

I haven't given DS fruit snacks on the advice of our dentist. He says they are worse for teeth than m&m's!

TiffJ21 · August 2013

We also do the Market Pantry ones from Target. Brady is really good about getting his teeth brushed so I don't worry about it too much. He doesn't get them often, but, they're a good every once in awhile snack.

Ricola · September 2013

I tried, but Alex doesn't like them. I give him chopped dried fruit and he loves that! He also really loves raisins and cranberries, so he gets those as a snack, too. No need for fruit snacks if he prefers the real thing. ;-)

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