HAPPYBELLIES Brown Rice Cereal Contains DHA and Probiotics, Organic, 7-Ounce Canisters (Pack of 6)

Manufacturer : HAPPYBELLIES In Stock : 1 List Price: $29.94 Price: $25.11 You Save: $4.83 (16%) Quantity : 1

Features

• Case of six 7-ounce canisters (total of 42 ounces)
• 100% natural; enriched with iron, vitamins and minerals
• No soy, no dairy, no wheat, no gluten
• Organic goodness: All Happybellies products are always USDA-certified organic
• Probiotic protection: Good bacteria especially formulated to help strengthen your baby’s digestive system which can protect against the development

Customer Reviews

Average Rating of 4.00 out of 3 reviews

Rating :
Overpriced, incorrect portions - Chicago Mom, Jun 01, 2008

I found this product at my local Whole Foods for significantly less, which is shocking considering Whole Foods isn't exactly known for low prices - and I purchased in bulk on Amazon so the per unit price definitely should have been better. Also, infant cereal is supposed to be 1/4 cup of dry cereal to 2 oz. of liquid, which is what it says on this container, but the cereal is way too thick when you make it like that. The instructions say that 1/4 cup is 14 grams of cereal, which is not true; I weighed it myself and came up with about double that in grams. So I have no idea whether the nutrition facts apply to the 14g or the 1/4 cup. My daughter seems to like the cereal, though she definitely prefers the multigrain and oatmeal from this brand.


Rating :
Happybellies - BabySteps, Mar 22, 2008

My son loves this cereal. After trying multiple brands, this is the cereal he loves the best. It makes a perfect puree with no lumps, which is his general probelm with other brands. I feel good giving it to him as a mom because it does not contain soy, dairy, wheat or gluten. It is also made without many of the fancy preservatives that are found in other more conventional brands. We can't wait to try the other varieties!


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Gluten free - G. House, Jan 30, 2008

I love that these products are gluten free. My first child got a terrible rash on her face from her "first cereals" and it was hard to find out what was causing it. The baby cereals that are out there "may contain traces of wheat" while they are supposed to be the best first food. Not true fir those with gluten and wheat sensitivities and/or allergies. Way to go Happy Baby.

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