When is it safe and appropriate to give a toddler freeze dried fruits?

Question

Actually she's still a baby, but has teeth and is walking. (8 months)

Answer 1

my daughter is 10 months and i've been giving them to her for a while now. the package says a year old but my daughters doctor said she could eat anything she didn't choke on. it wasn't a matter of digestion after about 6 months. of course, greasy and salty foods are bad but that's common sense. give them to her! she'll love them. they are sweet and yummy. i even snack on them sometimes :)  

Answer 2

They should be fine as long as she can chew them.

Answer 3

I waited until after a year. Plus, I watched out for choking hazards.

Answer 4

you don't need to teeth to chew- it's fine once they are able to pick food up and palce it in their mouth and gum it- if your baby cana do that then go right away- most babies by 8 motnhs should be able to do this  

Answer 5

When they can eat it and it not pose a choking hazard.

Good luck!

Answer 6

The stickiness of freeze dried fruits such as figs, prunes, raisins, and apricots make them a choking hazard for infants and young toddlers. It's recommended you wait until 3 or 4.