Kiddylicious Fruity Puffs are a light, melty baby snack shaped to sit easily in little hands, making them a useful option once your baby starts reaching for food and bringing it to their mouth. From around 7 to 10 months, as the pincer grip develops, self-feeding becomes part of daily mealtimes — and these puffs are designed to be easy to grasp so your little one can practise picking up and feeding themselves.
Made with a hint of real fruit and available in Banana and Strawberry, Fruity Puffs contain no artificial flavourings, colourings or preservatives. Their melty texture is designed to soften quickly in the mouth, and they're milk free and gluten free, which makes them worth a look if you're navigating those dietary needs.
Made for little hands and early self-feeding
The whole point of a finger-food snack at this stage is skill practice — reaching, grasping and bringing food to the mouth — alongside your baby's usual milk feeds and meals. Fruity Puffs are shaped and textured with that in mind, so they can fit into the transition to solids as a snack your baby can manage largely on their own.
Simple ingredients and clear dietary information
Both flavours are built on a corn flour base with real fruit powder — banana in the Banana puffs, and strawberry with a touch of banana in the Strawberry puffs — plus sunflower oil, natural flavouring and thiamin (vitamin B1). The full ingredient and nutrition details are listed in the product information.
Fruity Puffs are suitable for vegetarian and vegan diets, and are dairy and gluten free. They're made with no added milk, egg, nuts, peanuts, sesame, soya, sulphites, fish, celery, cereals or mustard.
Best For
Kiddylicious Fruity Puffs are a great option for parents who:
- Have a baby who is developmentally ready and starting to self-feed with a pincer grip, generally from around 7 to 10 months
- Want a melty finger-food snack for home or out and about
- Are looking for a snack that is milk free and gluten free, and made without a range of common allergens
Disclaimer
Age guidance on a snack is a general marker, not a sign that your individual baby is ready for solids — readiness is developmental, and a healthcare professional can help if you're unsure. Always keep your baby seated upright and supervised while eating. A melty texture is not the same as being free of choking risk, so attentive supervision at every snack and meal remains essential.
Melty texture
Encourages self-feeding
Milk and gluten free
Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
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