What Cheerios-like cereal are you feeding your baby?

[livingrightinwrongworld]

@playthelyric Cheerios

 

[numan]

@playthelyric I looooove Seven Sundays cereal. Great, clean ingredients, low sugar for the most part, decent protein, etc...

Check them out here. Costco has them most of the time so that really helps with the price. Although they usually only have one kind in store at a time.

 

[playthelyric]

@numan I ate industrial quantities of the Seven Sundays muesli back when I was pumping. I didn’t know they made O’s!

 

[nupreacher]

@playthelyric I buy the Organic "toasted O's" from HEB

 

[smithclaire]

@playthelyric Great Value Toasty Os

 

[james1215]

@smithclaire My fav for the kids. They don't have any added sugar.

 

[upturn]

@playthelyric Cheerios offers versions that aren’t packed with sugar. Definitely wouldn’t free feed Honey Nut Cheerios

 

[mariefromtexas]

@playthelyric I’ve never given cereal to my kids as babies. We don’t keep it in the house now that they’re older (3.5 and 2) either, but they’ll have it if we sleep over at my in-laws.

 

[weare]

@mariefromtexas Same, we just never had it as a snack as we don’t buy it usually. Kids are more than fine

 

[lcnolen2022]

@weare any suggestions for portable, nonperishable, no mess alternatives? i like that i can keep “cheerios” (healthier version) in the car or diaper bag as a backup snack, and i dont have to worry about crumbs or messy stains. We do lots of healthier snacks like homemade muffins, fresh fruits/veggies, egg bites,, etc but i can’t just keep am avocado or handful of blueberries sitting in my car all week