We started using it 5 and a half months ago. The baby goes crazy as soon as she sees it. Light and no issues with its quality. Feel free to try this one and all the other hipp products

We have been eating it daily since we were 5.5 months old until today, when we are almost 12.
I make it with breast milk, fruits, and extra oat flakes!

Neither of the two babies eat it, it disgusts them and makes them feel nauseous. It's logical since the taste is like eating bran. Only if it's mixed with a lot of fruit cream can it be eaten. It's a shame because our pediatrician recommended it to us as something healthy.

Very good, somewhat tasteless if you make it with water, but we tried it with oat milk and sugar-free almond milk and the child loves it.

My baby exclusively breastfeeds and we introduced cereals after fruits and lunch. I prepare it exclusively with breast milk that I previously pump. At first, she wouldn't eat it at all, so I added a little mashed banana and she ate it more easily. Gradually, I completely removed the banana and now she eats it with great pleasure. I don't follow the proportions mentioned on the packaging, but I add as much powder as I want to achieve the desired consistency. The only downside I have noticed is that it becomes watery until the baby eats it.

Really sugar-free. Breastfeeding child....
Taste very bad, cannot consume it plain at all, the good thing is that it mixes easily with other ingredients and when, for example, the food is watery I add a scoop. We haven't finished it yet.... Similarly, the one from the same company with strawberry, we liked it with yogurt and plain.

I gave it to my 7.5-month-old baby and he immediately made a move to vomit! Terrible cream. The chicken feed is tastier. I wonder about the good rating. However, I didn't give up. I gave him the next one with pear, fruit, and yogurt. He finds it disgusting. Even I, who tried it, can't stand it. My baby exclusively breastfeeds, he has never eaten sugar, he doesn't know what a sweet taste means to feel such disgust. I will try another one and hopefully choose correctly this time.

Without sugar and milk & bio! She eats it with great pleasure either plain or with fruits even during periods of toothache. She hasn't gotten tired of it. (not an everyday offer, nor in large quantities)

At first, I thought that babies wouldn't eat it as our pediatrician recommended making it only with water. The little ones immediately got used to it and it is their favorite meal. It is the only ready-made cream we give them as it does not contain sugar and preservatives!

In our baby, it is a cream that we started from the beginning, due to a lack of sugar. As for the taste, it doesn't go crazy since it's not anything special. We mix it with milk because that's how he prefers it.

I think the biggest positive is how easy it is to prepare. Even with just water, the little one makes it disappear! I always have a small amount in the baby's bag just in case it's needed!

The best cereal cream! My little one loved it from the first moment and even during periods when he was teething and didn't have an appetite for food, he always ate this specific cream! One positive aspect is that it is organic!

My baby doesn't eat them plain, so I add fruits or vegetables or a little bit of other cereals with some flavor for him to eat them.

It may not be particularly tasty cream, but my little one had no difficulty at all taste-wise.. very good choice

We continue to give our 1-year-old this cream, both because of its quality and because he loved it from the beginning, even when we prepared it with just water!

Personally, the baby doesn't like it that much, but as a product, it is good. It is easy to prepare and you can mix it with various fruits/vegetables/milk.