Yogis are every baby's first love I feel. As my oldest toddler just turned two, they don't seem to be as much of a favorite for her anymore as much as they are a necessity for her younger year-old brother. He will devour an entire bag of these in almost one sitting if not two. It's freeze-dried yoghurt, so not too high of a sugar content, nor do I have to worry about an unnecessary amount of harmful, added ingredients that would do better not in a toddler's snack. I don't necessarily have to worry about them getting stale because once a bag is open, they're pretty quickly eaten, but I'd say if they do stay out longer than is good for them, they don't get stale as much as they get chewy. But honestly, that just provides a different fun texture for the kiddos besides the normal slightly crunchy, melty texture. Not to mention they have a wide variety of flavors to pick from. Yet another consistent staple in my kiddos snack cabinet.
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