Gerber Snacks for Baby Teethers, Gentle Teething Wafers, Mango Raspberry, 1.7 Ounce, 12 Count Box (Pack of 6)

Great hit with the kiddo
Gerber Snacks for Baby Teether Wheels have become a staple in our household, and my baby absolutely loves them! The flavor and texture are a hit, making snack time an enjoyable experience for my little one.What truly sets these wheels apart is the thoughtful nutritional aspect. I appreciate that they don’t have much sugar, providing a guilt-free option for a tasty treat. As a parent, it’s crucial to find snacks that are not only appealing to the little taste buds but also align with nutritional priorities, and these teether wheels deliver on both fronts.The convenient packaging makes them perfect for on-the-go moments, and I appreciate the peace of mind knowing that my baby is snacking on something both delicious and nutritionally balanced. Gerber has nailed it with these Teether Wheels, earning a well-deserved five stars from this satisfied parent!

Healthy snacks
Granddaughter loves these for a snack. Which is great. Keeps her away from chips.

My daughter and I love these things.
My daughter’s been eating these (Wheels and Puffs)since she was about 5/6 months old. (She started on foods at 4 months!) She did great with them with no teeth- they get soft enough for them to devour them, but they (wheels) don’t completely disentegrate so quickly that they lose all educational value. They’re good for texture exploration, self-feeding, grasping and coordination. They (wheels)last long enough to keep the baby occupied on the task at hand, and they help them learn to multitask if you allow them to watch/listen/play with something else while eating these.I love the banana ones (wheels,) and my LoloBug gets a kick outta watching me devour her snacks.They (wheels) do go stale relatively quickly- faster than Puffs, but they last longer than Melts (in my experience.) Banana obviously has never gone stale in this house. ;)They (wheels) also make a bit of a sticky, squishy mess. Be aware of this if you’re a free-roaming snack allower.(But, of course, no parent ever does that ’cause that’s dangerous and irresponsible. Of course.) Once these dry, it’s a disgusting little scented booger that is hard to remove from hair, clothing, etc- get ’em while their squishy.I think it’s so and very worth the mess with the wheels considering how proud my now 9 month old gets when she eats them; she feels very self sufficient and in control- basically, she’s a big girl and she knows it.She loves the Puffs as well, I suppose I should add now that I’ve realized these reviews are for both products. They (puffs) disolve much faster than the wheels, and don’t make quite the mess the wheels do. They’re also easier to clean up after snack time.I don’t think we’ve found a flavor of either product yet that she won’t eat.My daughter is a soggy-squisher, meaning she sucks/gnaws on things until they become soft enough for her to squish them in her fist, then she actually eats them. That’s where the messy comes in; if your child isn’t a soggy-squisher then you shouldn’t have any problem with a mess.

Melts in your mouth.
Grandsons loves this snack.