Is Easiyo yogurt ok for an 11 month old?

[bramblina]

I can't see why not but know nothing about cultures etc. TIA.

What's in it?

yes it is!
My dd has been on it since 8 mths
So long as you watch what you add to it sugar wise etc.

Thanks Piffle. I don't add anything other than the water. F&Z I will get the ingredients for you next time I go downstairs! Or did you want them just to be able to answer my Q? Sorry! Thanks anyway!

Yes bramblina I thought if you told us the ingredients we could advise you a bit better; I've never heard of the brand so don't know what's in it

the plain one is this

Nutritional Information
Average quantity per 100g - Energy 290kJ, 69kCal, Protein 3.8g, Fat, total 3.7g, saturated 2.2g, Carbohydrate, total 5.2g, sugars: lactose reduced 40% 3.2g; galactose 2g, Sodium 62mg, Calcium 137mg

Ingredients
Pasteurised milk solids (98%) from free range cows, live lactic cultures (L.bulgaricus, S.thermophilus, L.acidophilus). contains natural lecithin

If this is the one you make yourself at home - I thought it had a lot of E numbers in it...

I looked at buying it last year but the ingredients in the packs put me off.

That sounds fine then. A berry one sticks in my mind.

What, is it like a dehydrated thing and you add water??

Yes essentially FZ
You can buy flavoured ones, although I only buy the plain bio or plain yoghurt
I've used it for 11 years, bought mine back in Nz where the good old thing was invented.
You use it like a thermos, add ater, shake, then plunge jar into flask of hot water and it turns to yoghurt in 8 hrs or so
It kikcs the ass of any yoghurt except Rachels Organic IMH but extensive yoghurt tasting O

F&Z I thought so, thanks for bothering to be interested when all I diod was post then bugger off! Computer is upstairs and I forgot to bring the packet again! Thanks Piffle. I only have the reduced fat one, but the ingredients are similar- just milk solids, it was the cultures I had no idea about. They seem natural but you never know. Thanks everyone. F&Z this is it. Well worth it if your family eats a lot of yogurt.

Fine.
Mine eat tonnes of plain yoghurt and have done since about 7 mths.
I wouldn't give low fat though.Babies need a normal version.

It doesn't answer your question bramblina but frannyandzooey i got mine off ideal world tv shopping

Breastmilk is full of natural probiotics you know
Here for the medical info

If I could still breastfeed my 12 yr old I would pupuce

??? He is still breastfed. Don't get the connection though.

I had the low fat version from before he was born. Don't give him anything lowfat. Shall I not even let him have this one, or is it ok till I get the full fat one?

low fat ok for adults and older children but babies need the full fat stuff.

Just saying if breastmilk is full of probiotics it's OK to give them probiotics as you would if (when) you are BF!