Baby Mum-Mum Rice Rusks

I wish I could rate this product 0, choking hazard. Does not dissolve and sticks to the back of the throat. Very scary incident. Do not recommend. Show details

Choking hazard & no nutritional value – Please do not purchase this product! My 11months old baby almost choke on this rice rusk. She loved to eat it as an occasional snack. We gave this rusk to her as she is teething despite this snack has no nutritional value. It breaks very easily into big pieces and it stuck in her throat. We are very lucky she managed to cough and breathe again. I… Read more

feel very bad that I bought these for her previously, but never again. These has been recommended by friends, but trust your instinct and give your baby nutritional snacks only which are no choking hazard. Please do not make the same mistake as ai did.

Well packaged turd – Received at the baby expo in Brisbane. Our baby is 6 months old so I had a look at the ingredients and was amazed this is allowed to be sold as it's full of sugar! What the actual heck... The 12+ Month one has 28% sugar!!! For a baby?! And the 6+ month is nearly at 9% sugar, and has the tiniest bit of vegetable powder, what the heck is this crap. Show details

0 stars – Received these as a sample at a baby expo. Gave them to my 7 month only and they were in small sharp pieces in about 30 seconds. I took the pieces away I was concerned about how safe they were for her to be eating. Would not buy. Show details

Dangerous – My daughter in law brought these for my six month old grand child today I do not recommend these rice crackers they are dangerous for babies he nearly chocked on them it stuck to roof of his mouth then at back of his throat we near didn’t get it out lucky we did manage get it out it makes me angry it is labelled for 6 month olds when clearly they… Read more

are not the out coke could of been far worse avoid these rice crackers they are clearly a choking hazard and should be removed from shelves ASAP

Made in China...enough said – They have carefully and deliberately hidden the fact that these are made in China, where garlic is bleached and formaldehyde has been found in baby formula! Plenty of wonderful Australian products on the market! Never again for my little ones. Show details

Baby Mum-Mum – Baby Mum-Mum Rice Rusks have been an essential item in our household. There are two rusks per pack making them a great size to have in the nappy bag. They come in a variety of flavours and my son hasn't hated any. He loves the veggie ones and the fruit ones fairly equally. They have a subtle taste in most circumstances but the banana in my opinion… Read more

is the least appetising. We have been consuming these for about the last 13 months and they are still a popular treat.

Too crumbly - Chinese manufactured – Gave to my granddaughter but they broke into small pieces when chewed. Others I have used simply get sucked without breaking up. Place of manufacture does not always have the safest of hygiene/quality . Quality control practices in many countries including Australia are very high.  Show details

Easy introduction to finger foods – I gave these to my 7 month old son as an introduction to finger foods and BLW. They are crunchy but soft enough to break off and easily melts in the mouth. They are fine for occasional snack as they have no nutritional benefit. However all the other rusk sticks & crackers on the market for babies have no nutritional benefits either. So for the purpose it serves they are fine for us. Show details

Made in China - such a shame – I gave this once as a teething snack to my baby after carefully reading the ingredients. Whilst they do have added sugar, the ingredients are otherwise ok with no unnecessary junk. HOWEVER after I got home I discovered on the BOTTOM of the box that the product is made in China. Quite sneaky and misleading too that it is listed on the bottom of the… Read more

box, with other import information for Australia and NZ written on the side of the box. The remainder of the box went straight into the bin. Too risky to give babies food imported from China in my opinion. Such a shame too.

Made in China – Under the box says made in China, but very misleading on the side of the box says imported from NZ. Disgusting will not give this to my child after all the poisoning and Hep A outbreaks from China. Come on Australia make them here it wouldn’t cost much to produce.

My bubs loved them! – My daughter loved these from as little as 6 months old! She loved the flavors and the way it melted nicely in her mouth, she still loves them to this day and she is 20 months old! They are easily available in almost every supermarket & are definitely worth the money.

Made In China - Never Again – I regret to say I think the Made in China should be on the front of the box. I bought these rusks thinking they were made in NZ or Australia ....Never again!!! Correct me if I am wrong but some time ago they had some serious problems in China because some company put a dangerous ingredient in their baby milk formula. Will I buy again....NO WAY!!!

Cut my babies mouth!! – I tried the rice rusks for my baby that were labeled 8+ months and totally regret it! He seemed to enjoy the taste and they were kinda melting in his mouth until he spat some out and it was covered in blood from the roof of his mouth! Stay away from these for younger babies! I even sent an email to the company to let them know what happened and after two weeks I haven't received a response. Won't buy their products in future.

My baby loves these rice rusks – Baby mum mums are my go to snacks for my 11 month old. He loves the taste of them and I love the fact that they melt in the mouth so there's a reduced chance of choking. I also like the fact that they have no preservatives and no artificial colours or flavourings. They also come in very conveniently wrapped packets.

12.5% sugar to hook your baby. No thanks – Going by the nutritional information, these contain 12.5% sugar (serving size 8g, contains 1g sugars = 12.5%). I actually noticed that they taste pretty sweet. If some people don't notice then probably because we eat all that processed food with plenty of hidden sugar in it, shifting our base line for what is "normal". This is the exact reason… Read more

I will not expose my baby to this at that young age. It's nice that it melts in mouth and all, but the high sugar content simply is a no go for me. Besides the made in China.

Read the label, it's not nutritious – I'm glad it's gluten free and without preservatives, but it has absolutely no nutrients in it. It's all carb. So, it's fun to munch on and will give your baby some energy because it's a carbohydrate, but no vitamins or nutrients in it. Growing babies need foods and snacks rich in nutrients for their developing immune systems.

Made in China... No Thanks – Naturally being australian i would like to buy australian, but it seems that its near impossible to... But being made in china is terrible... I say this as the infant formulae made in china (named San Lu) has been the cause of 300,000 victims including death as their quality controil was so lax, it conatined melamine... if you dont believe me… Read more

google "sanlu milk scandal" and then tell me why its still a good idea to feed your baby products made in china... the box was colourful its made in china

My baby loves mum-mum! – My daughter loves snacking on mum-mum rusks which comes in three flavors (rice, veggie & banana).. She likes it better than the hard rusks and can't get enough..crunchy and light, and Not much sugar on it so its not too sweet. She always asks for more.."mum-mum". This is also handy when your out and about travel snack! Great snack, nutritious

Perfect Mum – My baby loves loves loves these. She is 12 months old and could eat them all day. We keep some in her nappy bad for when we are out and she needs a snack and they are gone in no time! I found them easy to give her when she is sitting on the carpet as they make minimal mess. I am a happy mum since buying baby mum mum. Easy to eat, little mess. My baby wants more!

Great snack, baby loves them – A friend once jokingly described these as being addictive to babies... she was totally right. They are great to keep in the nappy bag and pram for distraction at the shops, and can be used as a snack elsewhere too: my daughter also likes them with a bit of hummus or avocado on top. Not too pricy, simple ingredients, individually wrapped packets are handy Messy when crumbled, or adheres like clag when spat out Show reply

Great snack for 6+ month olds – The rice rusks by Baby mum mum come in 3 flavors (that I know of) - plain, banana, vegetable. My favourite is the plain one. It is made out of super smooth rice flour and made into a crunch cruskit which melts in the mouth. My baby loves it as he has been teething and chews on them once a day. Great on the go, has a slightly sweet taste. Easy,… Read more

Light, Melts in the mouth If not swallowed and dropped onto pram, slightly messy as it will harden (like all food!)

Great snack for baby – I have found these a great snack for baby. My baby didn't like rusks in the early days but found these very easy to eat. A good, easy, edible product for baby. The box does say 12 months plus but after friends said they tried their babies on it early and no problems, my baby started at 8 months and no issues Great item for babies to snack on, easy to disolve Once disolved, it sticks like glue

Baby loves them! – My bub loved chewing regular hard rusks but I found it so wasteful when she would only get through 1/4 of it and it had to be thrown out. Baby has no trouble getting through a whole baby mum mum, she loves them! I started her on these at 8 months. Great price, baby loves them Only con is when they dissolve they go sticky and can be hard to get out of carpet etc

My baby loves baby mum mum – My little 6 month old was struggling with the concept of solids...but loved baby mum mum. It teaches him the art of eating while being wholesome. He loved being able to hold it. Whenever he got a bit irritable...he loved to be distracted by the mum mums.... Wholesome , softens in mouth Loves them too much i run out

Good – My son loves them and they are healthy. He had them from about 7 months onwards even thought the box says 12 months plus. He haven't tried the flavoured ones, just original but he LOVES them. My son loves them. Just by waving a packet of these for him to see he will immediately stop whatever he is doing wait for me to give him one. They are easy for them to digest and disolve in their mouths can get crushed easily in your bag

Good – My babies do love these and as they go really soft they are less of a choking hazard unlike the really hard rusks. The box does state 12 months plus but mine had them from 6 months. I never leave home without a pack of these in my bag, they are great when baby starts kicking off when your out and about, they come in a box individually wrapped but… Read more

as they are quite soft they do break easily and often end up in little pieces *Easy for babies to eat

*Must taste good because mine love them *Break easily

Good – My friend told me about these and that her daughter loves them. The box says for 12 months plus but my daughter is 7 months and has no trouble with them. They seem to break down easily in their mouths. The only problem I have with them is that you cannot just throw them into a bag. You have to make sure they are somewhere they won't get squashed… Read more

as they are quite fragile. Once they are broken into small pieces they are useless for babies. Great size for small hands. My daughter loves them. Break and crumble easily. Must be put into a hard container to keep them whole where as normal rusks are hard and easy to transport.