Are these biscuits ok for a 7 month old? He eats puree's, does not have teeth but is teething, and dislikes plastic teethers.
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My son was eating them before he had teeth. They soften up quickly so it may get messy (and sticky). But without teeth you will have to keep a close eye because the pieces may break off too big for a little one that isn't use to eating something solid. But my son took to them quickly and enjoyed feeding himself.
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Hi! My baby started eating them when he was 6 months did not have any teeth then and loved them. They start disolving in their mouth.
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Yes, we started giving these to my daughter when she was starting solids at 6 months and she still likes them now at almost 11 months.
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These biscuits dissolve easily. Its a great way to teach a child how to grasp and feed himself. Our grandson started at around five months. He loves these and will eat most of the biscuit now. It s a learning process.
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My doctor ok'd it for my daughter when she was under 6 months. And the Hyland's website says okay for babies of any age. http://www.hylands.com/products/hylands-baby-teething-tablets Good luck!
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I dont see why not. I think mine were about that age (maybe 4 months). They are a year now and still love them, it was probably the best teether we found.
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My 6 year old takes these just fine with something to drink. They are capsules not tabs, so you could always open it if you wanted to. They also have a children's chewable if that would be easier for you.
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Not sure but my boys are 7 months and they hold them, try to eat them etc and it is just fine. Maybe because that is the optimal age for the motor skills to stack them and stuff? Not sure but I think they are fine for any age. They are wood and are hard so that is something to consider.
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My daughter does not like the taste of this at all, but she will eat it as along as she has something to drink with it. Maybe offer a special drink that he doesn't normally have, like soda etc, to make it 'special'. Or you could hide it in food (I did this with my youngest with motion sickness pills--at 2-3 years old she wouldn't eat them, even the kids chewable ones, though she couldn't ride in a car w/o them. I hid them in applesauce. You may have to do this, if the drink option doesn't work.)
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If by new baby, you mean a 4 month old starting on pureed food, then yes :) I've been using them since 4mo (now 6 1/2 mo) and they are great spoons. My son loves the colors, I love the handle and the bowl. PS - - the better deal is to buy the 6 pack for $10 over the 12 pack.
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I would say no. But if you can stand the taste to chew them that's up to you. The vitamin is small.
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Hi JLMoore, They are for tiny mouths ... 6 months is fine ... I love the fact they are made in USA .. Safer to put in your babies mouth
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I don't think any of these are small enough to swallow, but I would check the website and make sure. I forget what the age limit was, but I have seen and played with the toys, lol, with my grandson, and they do not seem small enough to fit in their mouths. The long ones are small in circumference, but are too long to be easily swallowed. Hope this helps!
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From what I've seen of the Greenies you don't want to give them to puppies. We were giving them to both our dogs and then read the fine print. We found we're not supposed to give them to dogs under 6 months of age... so we stopped giving them the greenies. Our little puppy LOVES the rawhide chews. Good for plaque control and for his teething because they get soft and can massage his gums.
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I believe the package said 6+ months. I think you could probably give them to a 4 or 5 month old and be fine since there aren't any small parts for a choking hazard. My baby was 6 months old when I gave them to her but she started playing with ball-like items about a month or so earlier.
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My son chews on everything and he likes the little patch of hair on the dolls head. I think it could be chewed off, so that is a potential choking hazard.
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Our pedi told us to take Omega 3 from 9 months. If your child can chew gummies without choking, then these are fine!
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Yes, they are meant to be chewed. The last batch we bought did have a bit of a fishy taste to them, but it's not unbearable. We just ordered a new batch, so we'll see how they are.
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Sorry my baby girl hasn't had that issue as of yet, she's 9 months. Has 7 teeth now! My older 5 just did their thing. I believe they make a plastic rail cover that is flexible and just pops on pretty cheap. Easy to put on. One of those should work. Sometimes a few teeth imprints might make a good memory.
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They might try to eat or chew on them. Got this for my son around that age but he enjoyed them more closer to 1.5 to 2yo.