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Nestle Cerelac Oats - Reviews

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CERELAC Oats is a convenient and nutritionally adapted complementary food that contains single grains, making it easy to mix with a teaspoon of your baby’s favourite vegetable or fruit puree.

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CERELAC contains probiotic, Bifidus BL and is rich in iron, containing on average 70% of the RDI* per serve.

Amber avatar Amber Qld, 1 kid in tow
February 16, 2019
Great idea to show the other varieties available
Tiffany avatar Tiffany Qld, 3 kids in tow
February 16, 2019
Great first food for bub. More flavors to pick from
Jingxuan avatar Jingxuan SA, 2 kids in tow
February 16, 2019
Best for the kids.
Kristy avatar Kristy Tas, 2 kids in tow
February 16, 2019
I haven’t tried yet but definitely looks good
I haven’t had the chance to use this product yet, but will definitely use it when my baby is of age for cereal.
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Peta Qld, 3 kids in tow February 16, 2019
Jenny avatar Jenny Qld, 1 kid in tow
February 16, 2019
I gave it to my niece and very happy to eat
Penny avatar Penny Qld, 1 kid in tow
February 16, 2019
My boy loves the rice
Emma avatar Emma Qld, None kids in tow
February 16, 2019
Cute packaging, easy to read with only a few steps which is great for parents. The packaging isn’t screaming that it contains all these vitamans and minerals that the baby “must have” it’s just got a few at the bottom but keeps it simply and you don’t have to read a million things to figure out what is it. This will definitely save time for busy mummies trying to make choices at the super market and definitely when it comes time to make it. Looks quick and easy, a huge win for time poor families. I will definitely use this product when my son is born.
Eve avatar Eve Qld, 2 kids in tow
February 16, 2019
Cereal has been around for a while and is a great iron fortified cereal but I do find I need to mix it with stewed pears or prunes as it can lead to constipation in little ones.
I prefer making food from scratch for bubs, but she did like the cereals and they are handy to have for those days I’m in a rush and don’t have time to prepare her normal breakfast
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Spice NSW, 1 kid in tow February 16, 2019
Shanlee avatar Shanlee WA, 1 kid in tow
February 15, 2019
Makes my daughter constipated
Qi avatar Qi Qld, 1 kid in tow
February 15, 2019
Maybe I will buy it in the future for my baby.
Nikita avatar Nikita WA, 1 kid in tow
February 15, 2019
Delicious and brings back child hood memories!
Cassandra avatar Cassandra SA, 3 kids in tow
February 15, 2019
I do use rice cereal for my littles but I prefer organic varieties so don’t buy this product.
great bought for my kids
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marissa SA, 2 kids in tow February 15, 2019
Lisa avatar Lisa SA, 1 kid in tow
February 15, 2019
Similar to another rice cereal we have tried unfortunately my daughter just does not like it
Minchae avatar Minchae WA, 1 kid in tow
February 15, 2019
I tried for my little ones, it is yum.
Margaret avatar Margaret NSW, None kids in tow
February 15, 2019
Grand daughter loved it
Jayde avatar Jayde SA, 1 kid in tow
February 15, 2019
I did not like this product. It bound up my son and he was constipated. I probably wont use again.
Nestle is another brand I'm familiar with and would use, but personally I chose to skip rice cereal and start solids via home made vegetable purées and mashes. It's comforting to know there are good iron fortified cereals available though as it is important in infant nutrition.
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Ellia SA, 1 kid in tow February 15, 2019

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