Organix First Organic Baby Rice

Why baby rice? World Health Organisation guidelines suggest that babies should be exclusively breastfed until 6 months of age and then be gradually introduced to solid foods, but the reality is that many parents in this country choose to wean a little earlier than 6 months. In that case it is even more important that the first food you choose is safe and healthy for your baby and that makes an organic baby rice an obvious choice. Rice is one of the safest foods there is allergy-wise (a total restriction diet will often take you right back to pears, rice and lamb as being the three foods least likely to cause an allergic reaction) and by opting for organic you ...  Read the complete review

For the last ten days my son has gone from sleeping twelve hours to waking every two to three hours for feeds. At first I thought it was a growth spurt (they usually last between two to three days) and he was just getting my milk up but as the days went by and he became more unsettled during the day too I knew it was time to bring the baby rice out. I nipped down Sainsburys and had a look at what was on offer and chose this one purely because its organic. It cost £1.57. Don't get me wrong I'm not really into organic products but I figure that he is still small and I don't want any old rubbish going into his body. The rice comes in a box but inside ...  Read the complete review

After comparing a few different brands of baby rice in the supermarket when we decided to start weaning our daughter at 18 weeks old I was drawn to this one as it was Wholegrain and Organic. I think I paid about £1.14 for the box from Tesco. The baby rice has added vitamin B1 but other than this has nothing added extra, which as good to know when you are feeding a baby then if they have a bad reaction you can quickly narrow it down to what caused it. It is easy to mix up and the pack gives you good instructions - I always weigh it as I am never sure what they mean when they say spoonfuls. So you mix 12g of the powdered baby rice with 3oz ...  Read the complete review

It is recommended that you don't start to wean your baby before the age of 6 months, however all babies are different and some require food earlier than other babies, but you should definitely not wean before the age of 17 weeks. When Rhys reached 21 weeks he started acting as if milk wasn't enough to satisfy him by itself, he started waking on a night, draining his bottles and seemed to be hungry all the time, I therefore made the decision to start weaning him slowly. The thought of which is the best food to choose for my son was very daunting to say the least, there are so many different products on the market offering different things, I looked ...  Read the complete review

I never used this brand of baby rice with my Daughter but have recently started to wean my Son and tried this product for the first time. My Son seems to enjoy this brand more than the others i have tried and its quite reasonably priced. At first i tried Boots' own but i found that my Son would just bring it back up and grimace everytime i gave him a spoonful. Thats when i decided to give this brand a go and since then ive continued to buy it. I would advise parents to use rice only when first weaning as anything else is too much for the baby to digest at and rice is very plain and similar to milk, so is the best choice in my opinion. I also prefer to ...  Read the complete review