I had run out of my daughters puddings the other day and was at a loss of what to do. Fruit puddings are the only thing that is stopping my daughter from getting constipated at the moment and she will not eat fresh fruit. Luckily I had ordered some of the wrong foods for her and this jar of fruity muesli was one of them. After her dinner I thought I would give it a try. She has always eaten cow and gate fruit pots so felt quite confident that she would eat this. This is part of the fruit range that cow and gate do in their range of jars and comes with an orange lid with a picture of an apple on the top. I like that they colour code their jars because it ...  Read the complete review

When we were advised to start weaning our little boy early, to help settle his nightmarish sleep patterns, I was a little concerned about what it might do to his system, at 14 weeks he was 3 weeks earlier then the 4-6 month guideline and we had been warned that the baby rice he would need to start on could leave him constipated. The first few days went well as his system still had to process the new food going into his body but I knew it would only be a matter of time before things started to change, I decided to introduce a little fruit into his diet to keep him "regular" but I only had bananas in the house at the time and these are quite difficult for young ..  Read the complete review

Having used Cow and Gate baby milk from the start with my daughter naturally when weaning her I started with their puree range. There is a a very wide choice of purees in the Cow and Gate range including: main meals such as my first bologenese, grandpa's sunday lunch and fishermans bake, desserts such as apple and banana swirl and apple crumble and breakfasts such as porridge or fruity muesli. The purees are clealy marked at the stage and age of baby they are appropriate for and this one does not have any added sugar or preservatives. The fruity muesli is a stage one product suitable from 6 months and comes in a 125g jar. It is decribed as pureed apple and ...  Read the complete review

I always used to but this breakfast for my son. He first had it when he was around 5 months old and loved it he still eats it for breakfast now and he is 14 months. I found that it was a graet breakfast for him cause you could have it hot or cold. He would eat it any way you gave it to him and still will. Being a muesli it seemed to keep him contented up until it was time for lunch. Is was a great sized jar. When he was younger he would eat half a jar and as the months went on he started to eat the whole jar. It seems to be a nice texture not too thick and lumpy its really smooth and fruity. Also another plus with this breakfast it it light in colour so it didnt ..  Read the complete review