Yes. Listings include toddler-focused crackers sized for small hands and marketed for self-feeding, with age callouts such as “12 months and older” and “12–36 months.” One toddler option also lists added iron and vitamin E per serving.
Options include classic sweet/plain animal crackers and candy-coated varieties — examples noted are peanut-butter candy coatings and chocolate-dipped crackers.
Packaging emphasizes portability: single-serve boxes and snack packs, resealable snack pouches, and bulk multipacks that include individually boxed portions for easy on-the-go snacking.
Some listings show 2.0 grams of protein per serving. A toddler-specific option lists 10% daily value of iron and vitamin E per serving. Several descriptions also mention the crackers as a good source of calcium (specific calcium amounts are not provided in the listings cited).
Reported net weights range from 1 oz single‑serve packs up to 25.5 oz bulk boxes. Examples listed include 1 oz single-serve packs, 2.13 oz portable boxes, 4.25 oz and 6 oz small bags, 8–8.5 oz bags, 10.0 oz multipacks, and 25.5 oz bulk boxes.
