WeeSprout Double Zipper Reusable Food Pouches (Original, Variety)

These have been awesome for me. The pouches are well made in my opinion. These pouches did help out when my youngest was going through solid food transition. We struggled with eating baby food off of a spoon and she favored milk from the bottle instead, however, she was more open to eating it if we used a syringe. After informing the pediatrician with our struggles she recommended using pouches instead of a syringe. I got these and for the most part it helped with encouraging solid foods. Price is fair to me. The Ziploc part of the pouch is pretty heavy duty and stays closed. Cleaning is also easy as long as it's done within 24 hours of use. They are still able to make a mess if they squeeze the pouch too hard, but that's inevitable with little ones. Designs are cute too. If you have similar problems with your little ones with transitioning to solids, give these a try.

These are great! Very easy to use and to clean. I use chia seeds frequently in mine and if not washed immediately after, I do need a bottle brush to clean the seeds out. Otherwise a quick soapy run through and rinse does the trick. I would recommend a bottle drying rack or something similar to dry. Because of the material used, they are a little larger to allow for the content as they do not expand like the typical prepackaged pouches. So my little one is holding something larger even though it conains the same amount, if that makes sense. I purchased the variety pack which was perfect for my family as even my 10 year old can get enough smoothie in the large size. However, if you have a toddler or younger one, the largest size may be too big to hold and handle. My 14 month old uses the smallest, and my 3 year old the middle size. These would be great for runners on their long runs for their homemade energy "gels", like chia seeds and applesauce! We have used ours a ton in the month we have had these and they still look brand new. I love that other caps fit on these as we have already lost a couple of original ones. I use red covers reused from commercial pouches for my youngest to signify if the contents are hers as she is allergic to dairy and gets different yogurt, so the fact that other caps fit is a huge bonus!

Love it. Bigger than expected. Fits just under 2 jars of baby food. My grandson loves them. Easy to clean.

I absolutely love these reusable pouches, especially for toddler snack time: - Great variety of sizes: Handy for everything from yogurt to fruit or veggie smoothies. - Easy to fill and wash: The extra-wide opening (and included funnel) make filling mess-free. I usually wash them by hand to reuse them quickly, though they’re 100% dishwasher-safe (top rack). - Cost-effective and customizable: Reusing these pouches saves money compared to disposable store-bought options, and you can personalize them based on your child’s tastes. - Built to last: Durable plastic construction with a reliable double zipper keeps snacks leak-free and safe for on-the-go use. Overall: A practical, eco-friendly, and affordable solution for homemade toddler snacks - just what busy parents need.

We were using the prefilled, one use pouches that you buy in stores. However, there has been so much concern about mold or spoiled with the prefilled, one use pouches that I don't feel comfortable using them anymore. I purchased the WeeSprout Reusable Food Pouches for my little boy. He grabs a pouch and walks around, eating as he goes. He loves them! The pouches are extremely easy to use for him and are easy to clean for me. They are a medium thickness plastic and are easy to warm up in hot water as well. There is a clear window on one side making food easy to view. The ziploc on the bottom is sturdy and has a nice, tight seal. No spills coming from that zipper. The zipper also makes the pouches simple to clean. If your little one has a hard time using the top I would suggest ChooMee Sip'n Food Pouch Toppers. I purchased them to use along with the food pouches and they work very well together. They are a silicone top for food pouches. Pros: 1) Easy to use 2) Easy to clean 3) Easy for those little independent eaters OR easy to hold for a less experienced eater 4) They come in a variety of sizes Con: 1) The top (like all twist food pouches) can be difficult for a little one to form a seal 2) My little one tends to make a mess by squeezing the pouch & causing food to fly out of the top Both of the cons are easily remedied.

These are working out for me. I bought them to try to reduce the mess...and honestly my little one still makes a mess with these, but I do think now that he's got the hang of it it's better than spoon feeding mess wise. I personally find them super easy to fill and clean. Even though they're technically "dishwasher safe" I wouldn't put this in the dishwasher. Especially if you have a bottle brush they hand wash easy.

These are great! Easy to use. It's worth the price of buying multiple sets if you batch cook because these are re-usable and seem to handle freezing, heating, and being put in the dishwasher well. They are so easy to clean if you do it right away and they easily dry on the bottle rack. You can also wash in the dishwasher if you prefer. I haven't had any problems with buildup inside when I have placed in dishwasher. Quite a few of my mom friends saw us using them and asked where they could get some. They ordered their own sets and love them. Now we all have to use our dry erase markers to write down our children's names on them. Wish I would have come across these sooner - would have saved so much money! The variety of sizes are great, and a little tip for filling is to hold the hard sides in some and you'll be able to fill them up more. Will try to add a video if I get a chance. These are compatible with the Infantino squeeze station, but I prefer to fill them from the bottom - no extra equipment required for filling. I made my own baby/toddler food by cooking in batches every 3-4 weeks. I like to shop around and read reviews before deciding to use a product. I started out using Kiinde for pumping and storing milk, and it seemed natural to continue to use their system when making solid food for my baby. I had to buy an accessory kit and kept with it for quite some time, but the bags were just too expensive, so I decided to switch to another system. I transitioned over to Infantino and bought the squeeze station. I liked the concept - in theory, it should have been less messy and provided for less wasted food than pouring food through a funnel like I had to with the Kiinde system. Unfortunately, I found Infantino to be quite messy, especially if you had a bit of food that wasn't completely pureed. Love, love, love these pouches. I've told all of the expecting mammas I know to add them to their registry!

I think these are a great idea to feed your baby homemade food and to create less waste compared to store-bought pouches, but they ultimately didn't work out for us. I bought these because my 10-month-old daughter was acting like she wanted more independence around eating. It didn't really help with that issue and caused bigger messes because she would squeeze the pouch when the tip wasn't in her mouth. I also didn't like that the tip was fairly long. She'd put the whole thing in her mouth like a bottle nipple rather just closing her lips around the end and it suck like a straw. That wasn't a habit I wanted her to start. After using these off and on for a month, I stopped all together. Combined with the above, I wanted to move her away from pureed foods and eating more table foods after reading about the importance of jaw development and chewing related to cranial-facial growth (teeth, airway, etc.).