My son eats these at 2. He didn't when he was younger but we are teaching him how to bite pieces. This breaks easily and is great for our need. I definitely recommend

My family have used these with all our baby's and I can't wait until my baby is old enough to give them a go! It's an unreal go to snack for the babies.

My baby LOVED these when she was teething. They are fairly effective and dissolve in the mouth after a bit. They give just enough texture and taste to take her mind of her hurting gums.

My kids loved these. My daughter is 2 and still wants to eat them. I love they are organic and still taste good. I don't have to worth about her choking on them which is a plus. They are easy to open.

We used these to help occupy our baby and they worked a treat, they aren't messy either which was so good. The flavour was a favourite for us too and the perfect size to put in the nappy bag on the go

Perfect for those beginner eaters they dissolve very quickly and have a very light taste so it doesn't overwhelm their taste buds. All my children will eat this still lol

My son loves these teethers. He gets excited when he sees me bring them out. They are super gentle and melt quickly. Love the clean ingredients. Bright colorful packaging. I've bought these multiple times.

My kid loved this when was a baby. They melt quickly in the mouth. The color is nice and playful. I always kept an extra package in the diaper bag for a quick snack outside.

My baby loved these. Every flavor has been a hit. I love how long they last and the way they “melt” making it safer. I also like that they can still bite to learn that skill.

I was glad to find these teething biscuits, as our granddaughter is allergic to bananas and her mother is allergic to strawberries and mangoes, which all three are in everything for babies. The issue I have with these, is that they use jasmine rice flour. ORGANIC OR NOT, rice is not recommended for babies anymore. It's also limited for consumption when you're pregnant due to the levels of arsenic. It has been proven that basmati rice is lower in arsenic levels and the rice should come from California. All rice from overseas and even from Texas have been shown to have the highest arsenic levels (with basmati having the lowest, but more than if from California) and should not be given to babies, children, and pregnant women. This company just as easily could have have used oatflour. Because of this, we have to limit the amount of these teething biscuits our granddaughter gets. It is suggested that no more than twice a week for consumption of rice. Look it up! It's all right there online with local government and international websites.