Toddlerhood

Nestlé Cerelac

CERELAC PUFFS BANANA & STRAWBERRY

Name: CERELAC PUFFS BANANA & STRAWBERRY
Brand: Nestlé Cerelac

A cereal snack that is high in iron, a source of zinc, calcium, and vitamin B1. Made to be just the right size for your little one's hands, CERELAC Puffs is a specially - designed child get used to independent eating! Learning to feed themselves requires children to develop sophisticated gross, oral and fine motor skills; CERELAC Puffs supports your little one in acquiring these skills while encouraging new food experiences! Light, puffy and delicious, CERELAC Puffs easily melt in the mouth and are easy to chew; with the appetising taste of banana and strawberry, they're the cereal snack.

Loved by Little Ones, Chosen by Mums.

Product highlights

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