My 13 month old LOVES pouches, she sucks them dry and it's super nice to give her one when i'm cooking dinner to snack on. I do buy regular applesauce ones and fruit mixes, but i'll hit up the toddler pouches in the baby aisle as well. when did you stop with the pouches? (her old sister never liked them so i have no frame of reference!)
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Little sister wouldn't eat them after ten months.
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I cut my 2 year old off cold turkey when he started whining for them every day. We use then occasionally for the baby now but she's not a fan.
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Mine doesn't like pouches either. I wish she would b/c some days I really want her to suck down a veggie pouch!
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We haven't technically stopped, at 34 months, he loves them. But they are a rare treat, like for road trips, etc. Otherwise, I like him to munch on a whole fruit or veggie, work those teeth!
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She lost interest on her own around 18 months I think
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She is 3 and still loves applesauce ones. They are easy for me to keep in my handbag and she loves them.
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We never have given them. I've seen too many recalls.
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DD is almost 3.5 and still gets them once in a while. I bring them as snacks when we're out on weekends all day.
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My two have lost interest and they are 2 and 5 (the older one was probably around 4 when he didn't want them anymore). They will eat them on occasion if we are out and about, but I haven't bought them in quite some time.
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My 4 year old occasionally still asks for them and I give him them because he eats no vegetables and very little fruit so I atleast feel like it's something. No where near the real thing but whatever.
My 2 year old loves them and usually has one a day.
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My 2.5 year old gets one in his lunch every day. It's the only way he eats veggies. I'll give them to him as long as wants them or until he starts eating real veggies.
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my 2-yo still loves the applesauce (go go squeeze) and yogurt (yotot/yokids) ones. I haven't tried all the veggie ones she used to eat, she's pretty good about eating whole veggies, and fruit is her favorite so that doesn't seem necessary...
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We only have the apple sauces pouches at home, and both of my kids love them (2 & 5). Pouches are usually reserved for special snacks when we're out and about. It's convenient, and the kids enjoy them.
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They still eat the yogurt ones at almost 2, mostly because it's so much cleaner than a cup of yogurt! They eat fruits and veggies pretty well, so we don't do any other pouches unless we are traveling and I want to have something easy in my bag in case someone gets hangry.
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Xander is 3 and still loves them. They are a good snack, especially on the go! We always get the fruit/veggie mixes.
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We only do applesauce pouches now at 3. He stopped eating other puches around maybe 16 months.
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My son tends to squeeze them and get food everywhere. But he's a relatively neat eater otherwise. So we don't do pouches for the most part. When he was an older infant we sometimes used them on the go, but at this point they actually require much closer supervision than regular food does.
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She loves them at 13 mo and I have no plans to stop. My sister gave them to my older nephew until at least 4.
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We only do applesauce pouches occasionally at 3 & 4.
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My 15 month old loves them! We use them when we're in a pinch and she's starving or if we're on the go. They're so convenient!
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Probably around 1.5? She'll still occasionally have one (like once a month if not less), but for the most part we don't give them anymore.
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@ShootingStar: same here! The absolute only way my kid gets any veggies, it sucks! I made them homemade with reusable pouches but he started refusing those after about 6 months
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We only ever used pouches as snacks and only a few times a week at most... That's mainly because I'm cheap though
My mom keeps them on hand still for them as healthy snacks for the kids. I will still sometimes get applesauce pouches from Costco now at 4 & 2. It's nice to have a healthy snack in the bag for when we are out!
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My 2.5 year old gets them still as snacks. I cut them off for meals at 10-11 months when she got pretty good at eating a mix of foods, but the applesauce ones are handy to keep in your purse for emergency snacks. I also keep some of the fruit/veggie/grain mix ones on hand for when DD is sick and doesn't want to eat real food.
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My LO1 is 3y3m and she gets Costco applesauce pouches once in a while for a snack. They are convenient.
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My 2.5 year old still eats them most days.
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D still loves the applesauce ones at 3. I keep at least one in the diaper bag at all times. I just started buying the Happy Tot veggie pouches again, too, because the kid just keeps refusing more and more veggies!
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My 2 yo eats them almost every day. She doesn't like fruit so it's the best way to get some in her most days. My pediatrician said she's seen kindergarteners still eating them and she thinks it's totally fine. So I'm good with still giving them to her, even though they're expensive.
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DD is almost 2.5 and still asks for them. She lost interest for awhile around 18 months but started wanting them again at 2-ish. She usually wants one when she first wakes up, and it's a quick way to get something into her tummy so I don't fight her on it. She also sometimes gets one as a snack on the bus on the way home from work/daycare.
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M is 3 and we do applesauce pouches maybe once a week or so - it's an easy snack when we're on the go.
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18m and 3.5 and they both get the applesauce ones a few times each week when we are out and about. They also eat the organic yogurt squeeze pouches (refrigerated) a few times a week too.
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I love them for when we are out and about. So my 15m old and 3y old still get them probably once to twice a week. I don't plan on stopping it for as long as they still like them.
ETA: They don't get anything other than fruit or fruit + grain pouches. So no veggie pouches here.
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My 3 year old still loves the applesauce ones, but stopped eating the others somewhere between 18-24m.
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We still do pouches at 19 months! Just for snacks and on the go...he still eats them and they're a convenient way to bring healthy food.
My mom keeps them on hand still for them as healthy snacks for the kids. I will still sometimes get applesauce pouches from Costco now at 4 & 2. It's nice to have a healthy snack in the bag for when we are out!
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