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Baby Oat Cereal

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Plum35 · 11/02/2006 20:33

I can not find any baby oat cereal in my local supermarket that does not contain maltodextrin or sugar - can anyone suggest any suitable for a 7 month old or how to make my own please?

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colditz · 11/02/2006 20:41

Make porridge. It will be slightly lumpy but this should be fine for a 7 month old. just follow the instructions on the bag, but use whole milk instead of water. You can use breast milk if you can squeeze enough

Plum35 · 11/02/2006 20:47

Do you mean just buy some oats and make porridge with them? Also, this may be a ridiculous question but if you make some porridge each morning do you have to use a fresh carton of milk each time?

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Racers · 11/02/2006 21:21

I use full fat cows' milk on cereal and just stick to the 'use within 3 days' thing. Just buy a pint, as so little is used.

Racers · 11/02/2006 21:22

(sorry, this was from 7m)

Latz · 11/02/2006 21:23

i used organix porridge - not sure what was in it though - but better i thought than some of the others. Bought cartons of formula to mix with - or was it just water - can't remember

Latz · 11/02/2006 21:24

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Latz · 11/02/2006 21:25

bum! this

FrannyandZooey · 11/02/2006 21:25

Isn't readybrek oats? I used to give that to ds, it is fairly smooth and no added salt or sugar.

motherfunkerhunkermunker · 11/02/2006 21:27

Organix one is free from all the nasties.

But porridge (oats and full fat cows milk) is cheaper and easier. Make enough for you and your baby and eat together - good way to start the day! Add all sorts of fruit, etc - it's lovely!

kiskidee · 11/02/2006 21:31

i should think most supermarkets now carry organic oatmeal under their own label. I am slowly working thru a big bag of sainsbury's own organic oatmeal with dd. one of the first foods she accepted - I guess all the apple puree in it did the trick.

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