Yogurt for 10 month old

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Anonymous wrote:It's also cheaper to buy a big tub of yogurt than a bunch of little baby snack pack types.

Cue the standard DCUM response: if a pack of baby yogurts is too expensive for you, you shouldn't even have kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PSA: don't use greek yogurt for babies. Greek yogurt has that thicker consistency because they've squeezed all the whey out of it. However, the whey is the most nutritious, protein-filled part of the yogurt. My aunt who is a physician looked this up when I told her I was giving dd greek yogurt, she was trying to figure out the difference.

I personally think Greek yogurt is gross, low fat, non fat, reduced whatever, fruit added, honey added, plain, it's all nasty. It's soooo tart.

We love the Brown Cow or Stonyfield Farms whole milk plain yogurt. I put it on everything and even in place of sour cream sometimes.