Most experts agree 6 months is ok.
Full-fat (or whole milk) plain yogurt that has been pasteurized is best for babies. Greek yogurt is especially helpful for babies starting solids because it clings well to spoons (and fingers!).

6 months is ok

it’s recommended to wait till 12months. Ignore the packaging in the supermarkets.

12 months is the recommendation from most health practitioners…however it does depend on your family history with food allergies and intolerances…as babies are more susceptible to developing intolerances and allergies if there is a history. Talk to your local gp or paediatrician for advise.

That is confusing isn’t it. I would ask your childhood nurse at the baby clinic that . I do remember giving it to my kids the kids yoghurt around 12 months , maybe even a bit sooner ( not sure ) and when they got a bit older they loved eating the little tubs of Yoplait kids yoghurt where they can hold them in their hands and using their own spoon to eat . It is such a healthy snack that you cant go wrong with it .

As soon as they start having solids, you can slowly introduce new foods. They do now make yoghurt safe fir babies to have. Try the plain ones first, gradually introduce fruity ones, just in case of allergies

Cow’s milk is ok from an earlier age if its in food – ie cereal, they just want to discourage people giving it to babies as a drink when they are under 12 months as it does not contain everything they need. Children under a certain age also should not have reduced fat or skim milk. I think there are some yogurts ok from 4 months

just started my little 10 month old on it today. great reading through what others are commenting.

I believe it is like giving baby new tastes to try. If it is labelled for babies it would be accredited. Yoghurt is soft and smooth, so say yes, only if your baby has allergy to milk products could be problem

you are fine to feed bub yoghurt now although he might not like it

Babies can have yoghurt from 6months. I think when ythey say cows milk it’s so you don’t give them a whole bottle of it as substitute for formula.

once they start on solids,yoghurt is a good food for them

Try a little taste to start, and gradually increase the amount depending on how bub goes with it. Vaalia make a good one for children, and most people I know have given yoghurt from 6 – 8 months of age without any problems.

I started giving yogurt to my bub at around 7 months but only a little, I think the thinking is their tummies cannot handle the lactose

I started giving yoghurt at 6 months,

Hope all went well with giving bubs the yoghurt.

Yes the Vaalia one is called ‘My First Yoghurt’.

Yes Vaalia Yoghurt has baby ones

6 months I think Vaalia makes them. My kids love them.

Yes they make baby ones kow ad I think they are fine