Toddler Mum-Mum Organic Strawberry Rice Biscuits | 24 Count (Pack of 6) | Gluten Free, Allergen Free, Non-GMO | Toddler Snack Crackers

My 13 month old son loves these! He thinks they taste great and they are less messy than all the other biscuts that are out there. I love how they are packed in bags of two so they won't go stale and they are easy to throw in the diaper bag when we go out. I am also happy how they don't have any ingredients that I wouldn't want to feed to my son. There isn't any soy in them and it is usually hard to find food that doesn't have any soy in it. I also love the price for it being organic!

My 15 month old daughter LOVES these and so do I! They have a wonderful strawberry essence to them, but are not overly sweet. PLUS they are fairly mess free and they dissolve so easily that it is the perfect snack for when she is in the car to keep her fuss free, or eating on the go around the house (my daughter hates to sit down and eat, so we always try and give her snacks to tote around with her). The 12 month old and the 3 year old little boys I take care of also love them. These are fantastic!

I fed the baby version of this food to my daughter when she was an infant: Hot-Kid Baby Mum-Mum Original Flavor Organic Rice Biscuit, 24-pieces, 50 g, (Pack of 6) . Since then she's graduated to the Toddler version of Mum Mum, which I'm writing a review on. Nutritionally, these are the same but the Toddler ones have slightly more sodium and sugar than the baby ones. I suppose it's because of the strawberry flavor sprinkles that are on the tops of these biscuits. Still though, the serving size is four biscuits, but I usually only give her two (enough to last the ride home). They taste the same except for the random tastes of sweetness you get from the sprinkles. However, since my daughter is a toddler now, I don't feed this to her all the time like I did with the baby biscuits. She's capable of eating Cheerios, graham crackers, and other snack foods now. The main difference is that I use these in times of emergency when she's hungry. Such an example is when I pick her up from daycare. Sometimes she's hungry and I don't have a box of cheerios or graham crackers laying around (besides, those can get stale). I can however, leave a box of these in the car and hand them to her as needed. What I especially like is that they are individually wrapped for freshness. So there's no possibility of these going stale. My daughter loves these just as she always has and as a parent, these are great for emergency foods to tide them over until you get them a real snack/meal. As I mentioned in my other review, I know some people are screaming outrage for these being made in China and giving these 1 star ratings. I am of Asian descent and I've been eating snacks like these for years all the way to adulthood. Many snacks in Asia come from China and it would be quite the story if all East Asian countries banned all food products coming from China. Did you know Frito Lay's Cheetos were the first American snack to be made & distributed in China? So if the Chinese are making Cheetos and distributing them there, then obviously something is wrong with their corn vs American corn. That point aside, I think the safeguards of snacks these days, with all the rules & regulations in place, are much more strict than that of the snacks I were eating over 20 years ago. Bottom line, everyone's opinions are their own. Ultimately it comes to you, as the parent, to make the final decision for your child. For my opinions & decisions, I choose to give my baby these snacks.

I was greatly disappointed when my grocery store quit carrying mum-mums! So I was happy to find them on Amazon cheaper than I was paying in the grocery store. My daughter loved the regular mum-mums when she was younger and now loves the toddler ones. She is 16 months now and still loves these. They are great to bring into a store to keep her occupied because they do NOT make a mess like a cracker does! I've had to explain to a TON of people that I am NOT feeding my child styrofoam (b/c that's what they look like!!!).

These are coated in sugar. Did not expect this. Will not be re-ordering and only give to my child on rare occasions.

Toddler's don't really need to eat rick husk biscuits. But since my baby is 6 months and is eating the Baby mum-mums...my toddler wants to eat mum-mums, too. She was perfectly happy eating her baby's sister's Baby mum-mums. But I decided to get her the Toddler mum-mums to try. She loved them. Of course she would. Unlike the baby version which are quite bland and plain, these have pink strawberry sugar sprayed onto one side of the cracker. Even if my toddler wants to eat mum-mums, I'd rather give her the less sugary baby version. Toddler have bigger stomachs. Mine can and sometimes will demand to eat half a box when we're out and she's hungry. Kind of an expensive habit. Plus the crackers are individually packaged, comes two crackers per pack, twelve packs per box. They sure create a lot of waste/trash. Overall, toddler loves this. It is very convenient. However it is more sugary than I would like. It is also expensive and there is too much packaging as toddlers can go through a box very quickly. Note: there are 6 boxes per Amazon shipment. 6 boxes, 12 packs per box, 2 crackers per pack. You're going to get 144 crackers for 18 dollars which is approximately $0.13 a cracker.

Not sure why but every store around me stopped carrying these. They still carry other flavors just not the strawberry. My son absolutely loves them above all other snacks. Being super light rice wafer type biscuit things ... they dissolve super fast so no choking ...ever... He has once and awhile choked on a bunch of different types of snacks but never these, it's the only one he hasn't. This is the only one that I had that I liked as well. Good strong strawberry flavor, a lot of kids snack items are very bland.

We buy these by the case. My daughter and all my friend's kids love these. They are the perfect snack to pack in a diaper bag or purse. They could even pass for a cookie as they are a little sweet. They can get sticky and messy on hands because they dissolve quickly, but not as much as the Mum Mums for babies. They taste pretty good, I have eaten them myself. The strawberry makes a big difference.