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OK to give toddler raisins?

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How safe are raisins straight from the box for a 13 month old? Are they able to chew them or do they swallow whole?

Would like to start introducing them but wondering if I should soak them overnight initially, so they are softer?

Any advice would be much appreciated.

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I gave my LG them at that age (and I was always terrified of choking). I just made sure they were all separated properly. I thought as they gave them at nursery she would be fine x

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Tugsgirl

My LG is 12.5 months and has been having them for months now. Supervised and small in size xx

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NE90 in reply to Tugsgirl

Thank you for your reply! I shall try him with them tomorrow :) x

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Cheekymunchkins

It’s fine, you might find that they come out in much the same condition that they went in

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Girl_fiend

At nursery, they give toddlers huge handfuls of raisins with no issues. Majority end up on the floor though (either spat out or thrown)😊.

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