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Is this a lot of sugar for a 20 month old?

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DoopDoopBiscuit · 18/04/2016 15:46

I've just made carrot and apple mini muffins for my DD. The recipe called for 100g light brown sugar and made 24 mini muffins. So I guess around 4g sugar per mini muffin. Plus the sugar from the apple too I suppose.

Is this way too much sugar for her?? I'm really clueless and know it's probably obvious to some. She's tried a bit and said it was yummy and wanted more which is good as she's a fussy eater and rarely tries anything new!

If you would give them to your child would it be a once a week treat? Or more or less? Many thanks.

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DoopDoopBiscuit · 18/04/2016 15:48

Btw I'm not majorly strict! She has raisins now and again and fruit every day. The odd bit of chocolate here and there etc

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KP86 · 18/04/2016 15:49

As a treat I'm sure they are fine. There's more sugar in a medium sized kids yoghurt. Maybe next time try cutting down a little and seeing if they still taste ok?

DoopDoopBiscuit · 18/04/2016 15:52

Thank you for such a quick reply! I'm just so glad she even put it in her mouth as its so unlike her to try something different. I think I'll offer one for pudding once or twice a week instead of fruit.

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Blondie1984 · 18/04/2016 16:49

You technically also need to remember the sugar that comes from the fruit that you have put in but there is no reason why she shouldn't have these as a treat - just watch what else you give her on that day

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