Happiness Value– The smile that comes on your children’s faces when they’re served Babyccino is priceless. What kid wouldn’t be happy at the chance of feeling like an adult with their little cup of Babyccino?

The Mini Hot Chocolate - formerly named chocolate babyccino - which comes with a flake or marshmallow is still on the menu for 55p.Let it heat up gently for about 2 to 3 minutes. If you have a thermometer heat the milk until it reaches 104°F to 113°F (40°C to 45°C). Still other shops usedecafespressotopped with milk, creating ababyccinothat’s more similar to itsgrown-upcounterpart than other versions. Concerned About Caffeine? New Customisable Babyccino Cup - An 8oz mini-Costa Coffee cup that contains a sachet of classic Hot Chocolate powder and marshmallows. The mini cup has been left blank to decorate in any style that’s desired. It is certainly not recommended for any nursing baby to consume it. But, babies above the age of 6 months old can give it a try. Still, just to be safe, it’s probably best for you to wait until they’re a little past toddler age before you give them their first sip. It’s also advisable to consult a pediatrician first.

Somecoffee shopscreate an adorable littleBabyccinotopped withmarshmallows, while others simply use afrotherto create coffee-esque drinks forlittle ones. At some coffee shops, a Babyccino contains chocolate sauce or another flavored syrup that adds more sweetness. As for sugar, Babyccino has sugar. The recommended sugar for healthy children ages 2-18 is less than 25g, Babyccino contains 4.30g of sugar, which is well below 25g. Still, you probably shouldn’t give your child Babyccino before bedtime if you’re worried that even 1g of sugar can get them hyper.Even though Babyccino is technically just milk, it’s still better to be safe and ask the advice of a health professional first. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to give Babyccino to a baby that’s not past the age of one. I’ve included a few recipe options so you can choose the one that best suits your needs and desires. The drink was made so that kids can have something in their hands while the parents relax, and I’m pretty sure a six-month-old baby wouldn’t mind getting handed a teether or a pacifier instead of a Babyccino. Giving your child something to sip on isn’t the only pros of Babyccino. There are several others as well, such as: