Bear Fruit Paws Arctic Raspberry & Blueberry

My son loves these. We tell him they are sweeties. Always asking for a bag. He says they are very tasty and they are made with fruit so a win win . The only down side is they can be expensive and you dont get many in a bag

My 15 month old absolutely loves these! She would eat packets and packets of them if I let her.
They are like sweets but it's really good to know they are actually fruit. They do take a bit of chewing and they are quite small and flat in size, so just be careful with kids and making sure they don't choke.

I was one of those pregnant mums who could never work out why toddlers were ALWAYS eating! Now, one of my most frequently used phrases is “snack time” and it multi-purposes for:
Here’s a bribe
Please be quiet
Stop touching the clothes/people/breakable things
Let me answer my work phone
Don’t smother the baby
Etc etc

The genius things about paws is they’re made of fruit, the toddler thinks they’re sweets (get your marketing right when you introduce these and you can spin this out for ages!), they’re sweet but not sticky (no pushchair goo to wipe up), they don’t have crumbs (hurrah!), they’re packaged well so tolerate being squished into a nappy bag for months before being revealed at the key moment and they are in cute little paw shapes which the toddler is enjoying spotting more and more as she gets older.

When you buy the multipacks -beware - Bear have created adorable outdoor alphabet cards which they enclose in each pack. There are a group of parents (of who I am a very sad, but fully enrolled member) who go to the same lengths as football-sticker-crazed 11 year old boys to complete the set. There’s a swapsies Facebook group and everything! The completed outdoor alphabet set is gorgeous though, and just as brilliantly wholesome as Paws themselves.

Paws definitely make my toddler-parenting life just a little easier and that is worth their weight in gold!

We love these. Nice flavour, smell lovely and my daughter adores them. She loves the packaging and the little packets. She doesn't pay too much attention to the contents shapes but they don't last long. Nice she can have something healthy but not missing out when her brother has sweets. I tend to stock up on these and the other flavours when supermarkets have deals on.

I am always careful about what snacks I give my daughter. These are great as she thinks she is getting a sweet treat but I know they are better than others as they are made from fruit and veg. I normally grab a packet and keep in my bag for snack emergencies, and have even been know to have some myself when after a sweet treat. They are a bit pricey but I tend to stock up when they are on offer in all the flavours for future snack times.