50 Squeeze Pouches

My family and I really love these pouches. I purchased these along with the squeeze station and they really are awesome! Once a month I buy all of my son's favorite veggies, cook/steam them, make the blends and stuff the pouches. I make 50-60 pouches at a time and this usually lasts me a couple months with a 10 month old. I use these when I don't have anything prepared for him to eat already, when we're on the go or when he is at the babysitters. They are seriously so convenient and amazing! They last for up to 2 months in the freezer and take just a little bit to dethaw. I always place them in a cup of cool water for about 30 minutes. Or if we're on the go I take them out before we leave and they've usually dethawed by the time he is ready to eat them. Most importantly, I know what is going into my son's body. This allows me to easily make organic baby food for almost $.30 cents less a pouch that the already prepared organic baby food pouches. If you didn't do organic you'd save even more! It's worth every penny really. Overall, I recommend buying these if you're interested in making your own baby food. They are by far the best solution for baby food storage especially if you're comparing these to the cubes. Here are some pros and cons to these guys: PROs - Easy to take on the go - Can put any food in them you like and customize your food blends for your baby - Can be stored for 2 months in freezer - See through to identify what is in them and easy to label - So easy and quick to stuff takes just minutes to put the food in! - Great for travel CONs - A little costly - Can't be reused Try them out, I'm sure you'll love them too!

Highly recommend these reusable bags — practical, high-quality, and convenient! 🌟

The best way to introduce food to your baby! The clear, sturdy sealed packaging allows you to see the color of your babys homemade food. Easy to use with the compressor machine, 10/10

I love using this product. At first, I thought it wouldn't work out well with my daughter at the time because she was young and had never even tried to use a pouch.. but this was so simply and easy for her to use! So don't hesitate with the thought of if your child will even 'get it', I promise they will! If you're wanting to make your own pureed food/snacks, this is exactly what you'll need! It comes in handy if you're on the go or if you just don't want a big ol' mess while your baby/toddler feeds themselves on some days. I've especially loved using this for soups or liquid foods that are hard for my daughter to spoon-feed herself. Obviously this means soups that are pureed or creamy like, tomato or squash and such. But be sure to buy the Infantino Squeeze Station, otherwise you wont be able to fill these very well! These are also see-through s you don't need to worry how they are after they're stored. There is also a little magnet with time frames of how long you can keep stuff stored in pouches in the fridge and/or freezer. The only downfall is how these are not re-usable.. But overall they work great and have been perfect to use!

I've been using the Infantino Reusable Squeeze Pouches for a few weeks now, and they've made feeding time so much easier. Each pouch holds up to 3.5 oz, which is perfect for my baby's meals. I love that they're BPA, PVC, and phthalate-free, giving me peace of mind about what my baby is consuming. The clear window on each pouch allows me to see the contents easily, and the labeling space is handy for noting dates and ingredients. They're freezer-safe, so I can prepare meals in bulk and store them for later use. Cleaning is straightforward just wash with warm, soapy water and air dry.

I love these pouches. They hold close to a jar of baby food and can be filled without a machine. I have reused these quite a few time. They are very solid. The quality is fantastic. I love the better option for the environment. They are easy to clean and reusable. The design is very chic. The thickness of the plastic is great and you cannot beat the value for the money.

Food pouches are an awesome invention, and somewhere between the price of pre-filled pouches and the freaky pics that were going around Facebook of moldy food inside opaque packages your kids were putting straight in their mouth, I started to love the idea of making our own. I tried the Kiinde Foodii system and Twist pouches after using the Kiinde bottles and bags for nursing. When I saw the Infantino system, I had to try it too. These pouches have a few advantages over the Foodii system and Twist pouches. Of course the filling mechanism (which you have to buy separately) is super cool. It was a lot easier to fill these with the filling station than to fill the Twist pouches with the cup and spout provided with the Foodii set. Aside from the filling station, the primary benefit to these pouches is that they are ready to go and completely disposable/recyclable, just like what you would buy from the store. The spout is built in and the lids are disposable and come with each pouch. The Twist pouches have a wider neck, which is good for the nursing system, but to use them as food pouches you have to attach a spout or spoon that you wash and reuse. Ok for at home, but not as convenient for on the go, which is why you really want to buy pouches. I like that its a 50 pack. I am a pretty busy working mom, so when I find time to make food for these suckers, I want to fill and freeze as much as I can in one session. I filled some with homemade baby food that I can freeze, thaw in warm water or fridge, and then squeeze onto the spoon for fairly mess-free feeding for my 6 month old. When she's bigger we can skip the spoon step. I also made some with applesauce and some with yogurt for my 4 year old as I'm always running late and pouches make a great in-the-car snack. I was hoping the yogurt would work to replace our standard frozen Gogurt while being slightly more nutritious, but they have to thaw quite a bit before you can get it out of the little spout. If I remember to throw in the fridge the night before it could be a good running out the door option. Pros: -Disposable/Recyclable, with spout built in and disposable lid -Easy to fill with the filling station -Price - these are cheaper than the Twist pouches, and depending on what you put in them, cheaper than buying pre-packaged pouches from the grocery store. Cons: -Have to purchase and use the filling station. I'm sure there's a way around it, but it can't be very easy. That spout is pretty narrow. -Smaller size - only 4 oz. Ok for my 6 month old, but would have liked a little bigger for my bigger kids. Twist pouches are roughly 6 oz -Adds an additional cost over just freezing food in jars or ice cube trays. I think the cost is worth the portable benefit.

These are the best if you’re using pouches but baby isn’t old enough to hold on their own yet! Just screw it on top and squeeze and baby is ready to eat. The carrying case is very handy, too, since these are small so we won’t lose them. We have one case on the nanny bag and one on our diaper bag. Might buy some more... We do make our own food in the infantino pouches but have some store bought ones too (for when we forget to get ours out of the freezer lol) and these work great for all of them! The only pouch these don’t work for is the Gerber “smart spout” because it’s bigger to make it spill proof but it’s too big for these spoons. No big deal. Learned our lesson so we don’t buy those right now. These ones are also way better price than the competitor and the two pack plus case is all worth it.