Yogurt for baby

[Yeddi]

You should make it first, then add fruit.

[Cherished]

Thanks! OK I'm all inspired now... JLeigh stay tuned

[Vixstar]

Soooooo, 7 months is okay to give yoghurt??? I love the Aussie Farmers Strawberry one but it is 99% fat free. Thick and creamy though! They do have other ones so if 7 months is okay, I might buy a tub every now and then!

I have tried (in the past) the Jalna Honey one and I LOVED it!

To make your own yoghurt, is it always a big batch? I am really the only one that eats it.

[leckert]

7mths is okay to give youghurt - I think Ds was having it around then. (just remember not to give the honey ones until after 12mths)

Can't help on the making your own, as I haven't done it.

[Vixstar]

Yep, know about the honey, was just commenting on the Jalna one.

Okay, yoghurt on Wednesdays Aussie Farmers order!!!!!! Woohoo!!!!

[Cherished]

Vixstar I haven't seen you around in aaaaages! how are you going? I ended up deciding not to give DS yoghurt intil he' over 8 months - maybe even closer to 9 months. I'm sure it is fine but I looked up the health book that the hospital gave us and it says to introduce dairy at 9 months and the wholesome baby food website that I am refering to a lot say 8 months i think?? Now I can't remember! Anyway I'm going to leave it a bit longer

[Vixstar]

Vixstar I haven't seen you around in aaaaages! how are you going? I ended up deciding not to give DS yoghurt intil he' over 8 months - maybe even closer to 9 months. I'm sure it is fine but I looked up the health book that the hospital gave us and it says to introduce dairy at 9 months and the wholesome baby food website that I am refering to a lot say 8 months i think?? Now I can't remember! Anyway I'm going to leave it a bit longer

I have been MIA for a bit due to darn pnd and anxiety but am trying to get back into my life again and BB has been a part of it for a long time now! I hate being like this! :X
How are you going?

Can you PM about the website you refer too?