Healthy Times Organic Arrowroot Cookies for Kids, Vanilla | For Toddlers 12 Months and Older | Healthy Soy Free Snack | 5 oz Box, 1 Count

I like these cookies for my toddler because they're organic and have some extra vitamins and minerals, which is hard to find in cookies. Most importantly, my toddler loves them. They are her favourite! It's especially cute that she requests them when we play Tea Time because the shape matches the toy teacup saucers in her toy tea set. The only thing I don't fully understand is the packing. The box is about an inch too big for the inner cookie package. Seems like a waste of space and I wonder if this accounts for why we sometimes get broken cookies.

A little pricey but my son liked them.

Great price, great flavor.

This product arrived box dented and cookies mostly crushed. I attempted to return them (because we genuinely wanted to give this product a try), but it was not eligible for return. I am disappointed in how the arrived (especially given its price at $5 for 5 oz.), but they do taste good and most importantly my little one likes them.

I have a lean little toddler who is selective about what food he eats. He literally chowed the Healthy Times Organic Arrowroot Cookies. He carried them around the entire house for two days until they were gone. The one problem that I noticed about these cookies is that they come in a tray and do not have a way to preserve freshness with the packaging once opened. The cardboard box is not enough and a plastic baggy is needed to put the cookies in once opened. Fortunately, they were gone fast and they did not have time to go stale. This is a great choice for selective toddlers. They are filling and have nutritious ingredients. They do taste great as my husband and I both tried them. They actually do have a real vanilla flavor that tastes freshly baked. I would order again and do recommend this as a great choice.

These are fine cookies. They taste like vanilla graham crackers and have a nice crunch. My one complaint is that they are advertised as "arrowroot" cookies, but arrowroot is like the sixth ingredient on the list, after two types of wheat flour. Since arrowroot generally replaces wheat flour, I assumed it would be mainly arrowroot flour, but it is not. Nutrient wise they are fortified and have similar vitamin and mineral daily requirements as fortified cookies and crackers. The price is higher than typical "healthy" cookies for little kids, but that's standard for organic products. Regardless my three year old loves these (though he loves pretty much all cookies.) They are fine cookies.

If you're a parent, you definitely need to consider getting these cookies for your Little Ones. They're relatively low on sugar, and what fat they do have, is okay for our LO to consume (not trans fat). But there are plenty of other reasons to get these, besides the good taste and decent nutritional value.There are no genetically modified ingredients in these cookies, and they're totally organic. There are no artificial colors or flavors. And no preservatives. But what it does have is a variety of vitamins and minerals that are kids need. You can't put a price on the health and well-being of children, so these cookies are worth paying a little bit more than regular snack cookies. Our Daughter likes them, and we're happy with the health benefits of her snacking on them, so we have to recommend them to other parents who care about their child's health.

Our granddaughter LOVED these cookies. Her mother appreciated that they are healthy, free of synthetic preservatives and additives. She has really tried to feed her foods made with organic ingredients.The only downside to these cookies is they seem to be very messy. Not something you want to hand her to eat in her car seat. Best eaten in a high chair or outside on one of the hikes.There are around 28 cookies in the package. Four cookies to a serving equals 90 calories with 4 grams of sugar. They do not contain any fiber and are NOT gluten free.