This apple pastille is commonly chosen as a snack for school, work, and travel, and its soft, gently dense texture makes it easy for most people to bite and chew. For school lunchboxes it can work as a sweet treat alongside fruit, sandwiches, and water, but it is not a replacement for a serving of fruit or a main meal.
For younger children, especially toddlers, cut the pastille into small pieces before giving it to them. Even though the texture is soft, a whole slice can be awkward to chew, and small children should be supervised while eating. Check the ingredient list for allergens if your child has a known sensitivity, since product formulations can contain additional ingredients even when the base is apple puree.
Because any food with fruit sugars can affect teeth, it is sensible to serve it as part of a meal or snack rather than letting a child graze on it all day, and to keep normal dental hygiene routines. If you have questions about your child's diet, allergies, or chewing ability, talk to a pediatrician or dietitian.