Baby Mum-Mum Rice Rusks

They have carefully and deliberately hidden the fact that these are made in China, where garlic is bleached and formaldehyde has been found in baby formula! Plenty of wonderful Australian products on the market! Never again for my little ones.

Baby Mum-Mum Rice Rusks have been an essential item in our household. There are two rusks per pack making them a great size to have in the nappy bag. They come in a variety of flavours and my son hasn't hated any. He loves the veggie ones and the fruit ones fairly equally. They have a subtle taste in most circumstances but the banana in my opinion is the least appetising. We have been consuming these for about the last 13 months and they are still a popular treat.

Gave to my granddaughter but they broke into small pieces when chewed. Others I have used simply get sucked without breaking up. Place of manufacture does not always have the safest of hygiene/quality . Quality control practices in many countries including Australia are very high.

I gave these to my 7 month old son as an introduction to finger foods and BLW. They are crunchy but soft enough to break off and easily melts in the mouth. They are fine for occasional snack as they have no nutritional benefit. However all the other rusk sticks & crackers on the market for babies have no nutritional benefits either. So for the purpose it serves they are fine for us.

I gave this once as a teething snack to my baby after carefully reading the ingredients. Whilst they do have added sugar, the ingredients are otherwise ok with no unnecessary junk. HOWEVER after I got home I discovered on the BOTTOM of the box that the product is made in China. Quite sneaky and misleading too that it is listed on the bottom of the box, with other import information for Australia and NZ written on the side of the box. The remainder of the box went straight into the bin. Too risky to give babies food imported from China in my opinion. Such a shame too.

Under the box says made in China, but very misleading on the side of the box says imported from NZ. Disgusting will not give this to my child after all the poisoning and Hep A outbreaks from China. Come on Australia make them here it wouldn’t cost much to produce.

My daughter loved these from as little as 6 months old! She loved the flavors and the way it melted nicely in her mouth, she still loves them to this day and she is 20 months old! They are easily available in almost every supermarket & are definitely worth the money.

I regret to say I think the Made in China should be on the front of the box. I bought these rusks thinking they were made in NZ or Australia ....Never again!!!
Correct me if I am wrong but some time ago they had some serious problems in China because some company put a dangerous ingredient in their baby milk formula.
Will I buy again....NO WAY!!!

I tried the rice rusks for my baby that were labeled 8+ months and totally regret it! He seemed to enjoy the taste and they were kinda melting in his mouth until he spat some out and it was covered in blood from the roof of his mouth! Stay away from these for younger babies! I even sent an email to the company to let them know what happened and after two weeks I haven't received a response. Won't buy their products in future.

Baby mum mums are my go to snacks for my 11 month old. He loves the taste of them and I love the fact that they melt in the mouth so there's a reduced chance of choking. I also like the fact that they have no preservatives and no artificial colours or flavourings. They also come in very conveniently wrapped packets.

Going by the nutritional information, these contain 12.5% sugar (serving size 8g, contains 1g sugars = 12.5%).

I actually noticed that they taste pretty sweet. If some people don't notice then probably because we eat all that processed food with plenty of hidden sugar in it, shifting our base line for what is "normal". This is the exact reason I will not expose my baby to this at that young age. It's nice that it melts in mouth and all, but the high sugar content simply is a no go for me. Besides the made in China.

I'm glad it's gluten free and without preservatives, but it has absolutely no nutrients in it. It's all carb. So, it's fun to munch on and will give your baby some energy because it's a carbohydrate, but no vitamins or nutrients in it. Growing babies need foods and snacks rich in nutrients for their developing immune systems.

Naturally being australian i would like to buy australian, but it seems that its near impossible to... But being made in china is terrible... I say this as the infant formulae made in china (named San Lu) has been the cause of 300,000 victims including death as their quality controil was so lax, it conatined melamine... if you dont believe me google "sanlu milk scandal" and then tell me why its still a good idea to feed your baby products made in china...
the box was colourful
its made in china

My daughter loves snacking on mum-mum rusks which comes in three flavors (rice, veggie & banana).. She likes it better than the hard rusks and can't get enough..crunchy and light, and Not much sugar on it so its not too sweet. She always asks for more.."mum-mum". This is also handy when your out and about travel snack!
Great snack, nutritious

My baby loves loves loves these. She is 12 months old and could eat them all day. We keep some in her nappy bad for when we are out and she needs a snack and they are gone in no time! I found them easy to give her when she is sitting on the carpet as they make minimal mess. I am a happy mum since buying baby mum mum.
Easy to eat, little mess.
My baby wants more!