When my boy was tiny, I was scared stupid by a dental talk about the horrors of many yoghurts aimed specifically at the children's market, due to the amount of sugar included in them. Sure enough, when it came to weaning, I searched high and low on the supermarket shelves and couldn't find any products without sugar in them. So for months, I went through the faff of pureeing fruit and adding it to pure unsweetened natural yoghurt. Now this was OK, but really there is more to life than constant pureeing. A friend realised my dilemma and recommended these yoghurts to me, so off I popped to Waitrose and found these on the shelf. Sure enough, emblazoned across the ...  Read the complete review

These Rachel's yogurts come in a pack of four ( raspberry, strawberry, mango & banana) & are very much aimed at mums buying for their babies. The cardboard sleeve has a big baby picture on, & there's a nursery-inspired pattern. The yogurts are made with organic whole milk & organic fruit, with no added sugar at all & no bits. In fact apart from milk, fruit & fruit juice the only other ingredient is rice starch as a thickener, so there's no worrisome additives. All the yogurts are thick & creamy. They're an appetising, delicate colour & sweetened with just enough pear or apple juice to take away any yogurty ...  Read the complete review

Okay, I'll come clean: I'm 27. I don't have any children. These are *not* my first yoghurts, having eaten hundreds, if not thousands, over the past three decades. And, yes, since they were rebranded from "Little Rachel's", when I pick a pack of "My First Yoghurts" off the shelf, I do sometimes think about inventing myself a child and loudly announcing that they'll love these... But. These are one of only two brands of yoghurts I know of that have no added sugar, sweetened only with fruit and fruit juice. Despite the name, it isn't only babies who need to worry about eating sugar - those of us with hideously oversensitive bodies, do too. ...  Read the complete review

(These are now called Rachel's Organic My first yogurts.) I first noticed these while browsing the chilled yoghurt section in Tesco. On closer inspection I was pleased to see they didn't contain any added sugar like most yoghurts do, and even better they were organic, so I bought a pack of four for my daughter to try. She absolutely loves them and has one most days. The yoghurts come in packs of 4 x 90g clear plastic pots, packaged in a card sleeve. The pale lemon yellow sleeve features a photo of a cute baby, and pictures of raspberries, a banana, a strawberry, and mango, indicating the individuals flavours inside. It says "Organic wholemilk ...  Read the complete review

There are so many yogurts aimed at children in the shops, and I found it hard to find one that didn't have added sugar when I was first starting solids with my daughter. A friend of mine recommended trying Rachel's, so I went to have a look. The packaging is clearly aimed at babies, with bright clear colours and design. You can't mistake what you're getting. A four pack will cost you around £1.50, but the pots themselves are slightly bigger than the little stars ones so you get more in each serving. This has been great for my daughter the yogurt monster, who would happily eat all four pots in one sitting if I'd let her! The yogurt itself is lovely ...  Read the complete review