Gerber Baby Cereal 1st Foods, Grain & Grow, Oatmeal, 8 Ounce (Pack of 6)

Great product at a reasonable price with speedy delivery. Thank you!

I started giving my baby Gerber Rice Cereal at around 4 months, and it's been a total game-changer! It's gentle on her tummy, super easy to mix with breast milk or formula, and she took to it right away. No weird smell or clumping—just a smooth, creamy texture that she absolutely loves.I also really appreciate that it's fortified with iron and other essential nutrients, which gives me peace of mind knowing she’s getting what she needs during this important stage. The container is resealable and keeps the cereal fresh, which is another plus for busy parents.Highly recommend this as a first solid food—it’s a trusted brand, great quality, and baby-approved!

This can be added to soups to make them a little thicker if you lik. Great as a baby food but can be used in recipes in many ways.

A good bulk of the cereal my baby loves it i use it to thicken her bottles to make sure she gets proper nutrition

I bought these for my daughter who runs a voluntary rescue and release for mostly small animals. She gets lots of babies in and she uses these when they get teeth. The critters love them.

This product we've been buying for generations.

I strongly recommend Gerber Cereals food for babies transitioning to solid foods .It come in different flavors rice , oatmeal . It provides a balanced diet , it is easily prepared , has a mild taste and smells great , value for money and can be found in most grocery stores and online retailers . Gerber is a trusted brand

I was hoping to stock up on baby cereal, I'd be terrified to run out, especially with a hungry baby! Our son is 7 months old and has been eating this since he was about 4 months. It's recommended for babies who can push up on their arms while on their belly, or can lean on their arms when in a sitting position. They don't have to be crawling or sitting up, they can handle this much sooner. I would recommend getting multiple cereals, like rice, oatmeal, multigrain, etc. Just to acclimate your baby to trying new foods and liking everything. Plus, what if they're allergic to one of them? (Although, studies show that babies who try more foods as soon as they can eat them or eat the baby food version tend to have less allergies and food issues). Obviously our little guy still nurses, but he doesn't need as much during the day since we have baby food, plus he needs the extra calories!I don't know why it has me rating "flavor" and "thickness" because it doesn't really have much flavor at all and the thickness depends on how much formula or water or breastmilk you add. (We just add water and he likes it just fine). I tend to keep it pretty runny, just because it's easier for him to eat and he won't eat it if it's too thick. And for flavor and more nutrients, I mix in baby food (if you mix it in a little at a time, you'll go through less baby food, which saves money! The cereal helps keep their bellies full longer too, so they won't be as hungry as often! Yay!). For some extra fat, we mixed in mashed avocados with this and he loved it!Value for money? DEFINITELY! To get the same amount at my local grocery store (which is actually very well priced and is cheaper than other stores around me), I would spend about $35! So definitely worth the cash!I will definitely be buying again! Highly recommend.