GoFreshBaby Reusable Refillable Recyclable Food Pouches 3 Pack

When I was looking at buying refillable pouches, I saw 3 main brands. I ended up purchasing Go Baby Fresh and the EZ Squeezee ones at the same time. There was another product out there that also made a "filling station." This made me nervous and I thought that these things would be really difficult to fill. I wouldn't waste my money on the filling station. I am sure that it does make it more convenient but it isn't necessary as the pouches are pretty easy to fill.Between the EZ Squeezees and the Go Baby Fresh that they both have some positives and negatives, but the EZ Squeezees came out on top for me.Here are the pros and cons for each and hopefully this will help you in deciding which ones you would purchase.EZ Squeezees:Pro's:- Wider pocket on the side that fills. It made it easier for me to fill them as the pocket/hole is much larger so I felt there was less mess- Holds quite a bit of food.- Holds up well. I have to put the cap on so that I can scrunch the food up as my daughter eats/sucks up the food. I do the same thing when I use the disposable/store bought ones too.Con's:- I don't like the small cap and the product itself does not fit the caps of the disposable/store bought ones (I tried them) Side note: after purchasing the product I did find that the company has started making ones so that you can choose if you would like the larger caps. I am not sure if the disposable caps will fit on those ones as I haven't tried them. In the picture they look exactly like the caps on the store bought ones.Go Baby FreshPro's:-Hold a lot of product-Compatible with the caps on the store bought pouches. (Store bought pouches have different colored caps, and I often use the caps to color code what is in the pouch, although there is a space to write it in and write baby's name but I just choose not to use this and went with my own method.)-Holds up well-The green package is transparent/opaque in color so you can actually see how much is left in the pouch instead of going by feel.Con's:-I don't like how the pouch opening is on the side and diagonal. This makes the opening much smaller and it only stands upright so it makes it kind of awkward to fill, at least for me anyway. It seemed to make filling a bit messier.All in all, they both were pretty good products but the ease of sitting/standing the EZ Squeezee upright to fill and the larger opening made them my go to pouch and favorite opposed to the Go Baby Fresh.

I bought these & the very cute Animal Squooshi Reusable Food Pouches to try. I wanted to be able to bring along my kiddos favorite smoothies when we are out & about. (My kids are 5 2) I personally prefer the Squooshi pouches as they don't have the gusseted bottom. I found getting the bottom to open difficult & I can imagine if you don't rinse them fairly quickly after use food could get stuck in the corners. Having them stand up isn't an issue for me. They are also very boring in comparison to the Animal Squooshi. So far they have done a bang up job in performance and as I have washed them out fairly quickly after use there has been no issues with getting them clean. I don't both to air dry them I just shake the excess water out and pop them into my fridge in a zip lock bag. The fridge stops and bacteria growth and the pouches are clean and ready to go from the fridge.

I purchased these after using Yummi Pouches  Yummi Pouch (Set of 6)  for a few weeks and found the following pros and cons.Pros:See through so you can see how full and how cleanFeeding spout on the topFlexible for 1 year old to squeezeStandard size caps, easy to switch outCons:Opening way too small, hard to fill and cleanDoesn't hold nearly as much as Yummi Pouch. Side shows 5 something, but its not ounces. Maybe 2-3 oz topsGusset bottom still hard to clean (issue with all reusable pouches I feel)Made in ChinaI will be trying  EZ Squeezees Refillable Food pouches  next

Since I had already made the commitment to make homemade baby food for my little one, I figured why stop there. I began searching for what I thought would be the best reusable Baby Food Pouch, and came across these from Go Fresh Baby. I really liked how the zipper was on the side instead of the bottom and how the feeding tube was on the top instead if the side. I was so excited and placed my order fairly quickly. I really appreciated how the product came with easy to follow, step by step instructions. I followed the instructions so that I could wash the pouches for use this upcoming week. The zipper was extremely hard to open. In fact, on one of the pouches the zipper separated from the pouch. Now there is an opening to the pouch and the zipper remains sealed. This was disappointing because I haven't had this product very long at all. I'm hoping I'll be able to get this sorted out.

These are so fantastic for what they are, and they certainly save the landfill compared to store bought pouches or disposables. However, they are super hard to clean, especially near the bottom and near the top inside where the white spout meets the green plastic. I've had to soak them for days, often using a small instruments like a chopstick to try and dislodge food that is stuck in all the crevices. The opening isn't large enough to fit a bottle brush or sponge inside to clean.We finally gave up and threw them away after a few months of sporadic use.

We liked the idea of these food pouches as we had been buying the pre-loaded ones from Gerber and our son really liked them. These pouches function very well as a replacement. Our issues were that it is very difficult to load the food cleanly and to clean after use. I found that this made it a hassle to use them, and they quickly ended up in the bottom of a drawer... If you have the patience for the loading and cleaning then they are built well and worked fine. If you are looking for fast and easy to use, however, this is not your product.

I like to use these for applesauce, etc. for my 12-month-old daughter when she needs a quick "I am hungry NOW" option. I really didn't like them for daily use when she was eating mostly purees because they can't be frozen or microwaved and they're very difficult to clean because the opening is so tiny. The opening's zip-loc style closure also breaks fairly easily.They are a great idea in theory, but for the hassle, I'd rather just buy some pouches to have on hand rather than mess with these.