Baby Mum-Mum Rice Rusks

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.

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.

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 son loves them and they are healthy. He had them from about 7 months onwards even thought the box says 12 months plus. He haven't tried the flavoured ones, just original but he LOVES them.
My son loves them. Just by waving a packet of these for him to see he will immediately stop whatever he is doing wait for me to give him one. They are easy for them to digest and disolve in their mouths
can get crushed easily in your bag

My babies do love these and as they go really soft they are less of a choking hazard unlike the really hard rusks. The box does state 12 months plus but mine had them from 6 months. I never leave home without a pack of these in my bag, they are great when baby starts kicking off when your out and about, they come in a box individually wrapped but as they are quite soft they do break easily and often end up in little pieces
*Easy for babies to eat
*Must taste good because mine love them
*Break easily

My friend told me about these and that her daughter loves them. The box says for 12 months plus but my daughter is 7 months and has no trouble with them. They seem to break down easily in their mouths. The only problem I have with them is that you cannot just throw them into a bag. You have to make sure they are somewhere they won't get squashed as they are quite fragile. Once they are broken into small pieces they are useless for babies.
Great size for small hands. My daughter loves them.
Break and crumble easily. Must be put into a hard container to keep them whole where as normal rusks are hard and easy to transport.