Puffworks Baby Organic Peanut Butter Puffs, Perfect for Early Peanut Introduction, Plant-Based Protein, USDA Organic, Gluten-Free, Vegan, Non-GMO, Kosher, 0.5 Ounce (Pack of 12)USDA Organic

I’m a 40 year old and love these puffs! My 7 yr old nephew laughs at me because he says that’s “kids food”! I don’t care these are super yummy with good ingredients!

I really like these! I heard about these on a podcast on how to introduce infants to peanut butter. I’ve already tested my little one with peanut butter, but I wanted to keep introducing it to help with any allergies towards it- so that’s when I bought these! They are very tasty and dissolve quickly once in the mouth! I would absolutely tell any new parent looking for something like this product to keep in your pantry! ( my hubs even likes them!)

Our doctor wanted us to start adding in peanuts at age 6 months to reduce allergies. It was hard to find a product that didn’t use terrible ingredients. We found this and were so happy with the quality of ingredients. Our son loves the taste.

I eat them & I'm not a baby- they're great & the ingredients- wow & low sugar- hallelujah 💃

Finding ways to introduce almonds or peanuts to a baby 6-12 months old is kinda tricky. These are perfect for first eaters. Easy to hold and they dissolve fully, so no worries about them becoming tacky or posing a choking hazard risk. My only complaint is that they're pricy. We use these primarily for introduction for babies/toddlers until they can more safely eat nut butter or actual whole nuts, though, to cut down on costs of puffs. But overall I highly recommend for babies/young toddlers!

My daughter started eating these when she started solids, around 6mo, and has loved them ever since! I love that they have limited ingredients. They melt easily in your mouth, perfect for babies with and without teeth. In addition to introducing nuts, they help to teach chewing, encourage fine motor pincer grasp skills, and introduce a new texture. These are so tasty my husband calls them "daddy and baby snacks." We always keep the pantry stocked!

I purchased these multiple times over the last 6 months for my son as we adopted baby led weaning and attempted frequent exposure to peanuts. I love the product and the concept but I would argue they are overpriced. I cringed watching my child throw these on the floor for the dog to eat thinking that was like $0.20 each time.However, in my most recent purchase order, I noticed some changes to the product. The puffs are noticeably smaller in size and the portions seem to be lower despite the same serving size information on the back. I already had a hard enough time stomaching paying for these as it was but when the puffs went down in size and the price stayed the same, it was easy decision to cut ties.Still give 3 stars for a healthy option to help your little one gain exposure to the peanut allergen.**UPDATE as of May 2023:I decided to give these another try a few months ago for my second child. Now a little over 1 years old, he was enjoying these just as much as my first child. However, in a recent order of a 10-pack, the puffs were noticeably cratered and stale tasting. I’m not sure if this company’s quality control has gone completely out the window or this was deliberate change of product. Whatever the reason, I’m downgrading to 1 star. These still serve a function of exposing your children to the peanut allergen but there are others options and ways to accomplish this. I can safely say I’m done ordering this product and would advise my fellow parents to seek alternatives.

I do like the product overall, but in probably the five times or more I've re-ordered it, we had some quality control issues. We have had a batch arrive stale, as some users say. We also have had a batch where the blue bags (almond butter puffs) actually taste like jelly and is a little sticky. I am guessing somehow the strawberry jam flavor ended up in the almond butter puff packaging, and so far 2 of the 6 bags have tasted like strawberry jelly. I specifically didn't order that flavor, but my son seems to like it anyway. I think that I may switch back to Bamba however, as there is a review here with a puff that has blue plastic melted into it, and that's extremely concerning... I admittedly don't look that closely at the bag my son is eating but will be inspecting every puff now....