SpoonfulONE Food Allergen Introduction Oat Crackers | Smart Feeding Snack for a Toddler or Baby 12+ Months | Certified Organic (Vanilla - 7 Pack)

These cookies taste good and crumble easily so are easy to chew whole. They are the perfect amount for a snack and dont have a lot of sugar. Can't say if they truly help with allergies since we havent used them long enough to know, but I do hope they'll deliver on the promise. They are expensive but for the taste and ingredients alone, I think are worth the price. My baby loves them too.

These are really tasty! The serving size is great too! I used to have the spoonful one puffs and there were sooo many per bag that my daughters could never finish the packet in one sitting. These are great and my girls finish them. ;)

My son LOVES these cookies and always cries for more as soon as he notices the pack was finished. They are pricey for what you get and the size of the packages are small. Overall, I am a fan of Spoonful One products and will continue ordering these.

This was a great idea to introduce allergens early and the company came recommended by our pediatrician. These taste good and the baby likes them. My biggest frustration with these is that one of the main ingredients is added sugar which seems unnecessary for babies. Not sure I would buy these again, but if there was an option without added sugar, I would purchase from this brand.

Great quality and taste. I honestly didn't like their puffs too much because they tasted and smelled fishy (they contain shellfish so I wasn't worried about it but I just didn't find it pleasant). These cookies do taste great!

We love SpoonfulOne Oat Bites. My older son has food allergies so we have been using the spoonfulone products with our now 9 month old and have liked every stage. These cookies are a good sized portion. Definitely need some teeth to bite through them. My LO enjoys the flavor and is excited when I pull out a package.

These are a cool idea with the allergens and all but they are ridiculously expensive for how few you get making adding them as a daily thing for your kid financially impossible for many families (mine included and we are not the most cash-strapped out there but also not the wealthiest). The crackers are also weirdly soft and not in a way that seems necessarily vital for east baby-eating, and they are also really sweeter than I think they need to be.So I guess if you have no other way to introduce allergens than these are an ok thing to try, but there are way more financially manageable ways to do the same thing.

My 14 month old son loves these! We started with the Spoonful One mix ins around 6 months on the advice of a well established nutritionist/ dietician as a way to help protect our little guy from developing severe food allergies. We moved to the puffs from there and most recently these crackers. My little guys LOVES them. He shoves them in his mouth while shrieking for “more”. I have to give them to him one by one so he doesn’t have three in his mouth at the same time but I am beyond thrilled it’s so easy to get him to eat this precautionary treat.