Is this soft enough for a 10 month old to eat?
1601992
We've been feeding it to our little one since about 6 months. It gets soft very quickly once in your mouth. Great snack and finger food.
1601993
I'd say so. If Rice Krispies/Cheerios are okay, then this should definitely work.
2175229
You could cuddle with it. It's not soft at all though. It has a metal skeleton inside and rubber skin. It would probably take 40lbs to crush it. But a toddler could definetly sleep with it. Just not soft like a teddy bear.
1580791
They're not soft but they're absolutely the perfect size and shape for a 6 month old baby's mouth. We loved these spoons. We also used Munchkin spoons when the baby got older and wanted bigger bites.
171644
They are soft and my almost three year old golden doodle loves them. They are easy to break into pieces and a tiny piece could be small enough. But honestly I would be very careful with a puppy and check with the company and or your vet. It's been my experience that puppies need special puppy food for about the first year. I've learned the hard way to adhere to being careful as each dog has a different stomach and digestion system. Gone are the old days when you can just give them scraps.
2001168
My daughter is 9 months old. But this wafer melted in her mouth, she didn't need to use her teeth just the pressure of her gums would have been enough. If your baby has the chewing motions down then it shouldn't be a problem.
372018
If you or your pediatrician are nervous about SIDS, then yes, it's too soft for infants. Infants, also mostly don't notice so the simpler and firmer the better. Toddlers, like my granddaughter, however, do notice and like the extra fluff. Also, it's very absorbent and better able to contain the higher volume accidents. Washes very well, too.
1983069
Yes, the 10 inch is actually softer, we have both 8 and 10 inch. I personally prefer the firmer 8 inch, though
2039953
Not unless your 0-6mo old baby can bite/rip open a stuffed animal. My son loves his and it seems to hold up very well in wash and through constant use by him!
846099
I am thinking she would be a little too small for it to support her. Also there is a learning curve to keep yourself upright using this and I am not sure at 10 months she would be capable of that. Of course you could always try it, just stay very very close + keep your hands on her. She will grow into it and they are a wonderful tool even if she is not quite ready for it at this time.
1034364
My son is 10 months now and he still loves it! I think it gets played with more now than when he was younger. I don't think it's too young at all.
477707
It's pretty soft. When my toddlers colored on it, we made sure to put a piece of cardboard or a book under their pictures. Hope that helps...
1522608
I am still using mine and she is 5 months. I would probably use it until she can sit up. However, just like the other comments, it's great for other uses such as if you need to lay the child down for anything...it's super soft and spongy!
622396
It's not to soft and not to hard...my daughter is picky and she haven't complained about it yet
2007926
Absolutely! My 7 month old loves it right now. I think he stated playing with it at around 5 months.
1382145
My son got this around that same age and played with it until he was nearly two. So yeah, 10 months is a good age.
882780
As a Pediatrician I wouldn't yet recommend use of a pillow for a 9 month old. I would recommend waiting until after 18 months.
803354
It's firm but not stiff, my son isnt heavy enough to give it the "sinking" effect when laying on it, he is 24lbs 15 months and sleeps well on it, soft and cushy isn't good for their spines at this age so I opted to wait for the super "comfy" you can cover it with a nice fleece baby blanket & get a similar effect (I did this) hope I answered your concern.