Squooshi Reusable Baby Food Pouches for Toddlers | BPA Free Plastic, Food Safe, Freezer Safe | Refillable for Applesauce Yogurt & Puree Squeeze Pouch | 6 Pack | 5 oz

Within 3 weeks, I have made my money back by using these for my son's morning yogurt. Yogurt in pouches has been life-changing for me. My son can feed himself allowing me to eat my own breakfast but I was sick of paying over $1.25 per yogurt on sale at the store. I am literally saving $5 a week by filling my own pouches instead of buying the organic ones at the store. I love that I have more control over what he is eating and can then give him more variety than the flavors available in pouches. These are easy to clean, easy for him to eat. I was worried that the hourglass shape might make them difficult to wash, but I just use a bottle brush with the sponge on the end.When I received them, I was dismayed thinking the material felt disposable but after at least five washes, they are still good as new.The worst part is filling them, I would recommend having a funnel. When it said zipper in the description, I didn't quite understand what that meant. It is like a zippered bag but thicker and takes a bit more work to close. I can never judge the exact amount to fill so I always end up squishing some out at the end but I'm sure I will improve with this with practice.At 18 months, my son doesn't care much about the design but I thought they were cute. I am so happy with this purchase and strongly recommended them.

Our youngest (who is almost 3) wants yogurt almost every day. He used to easily finish a yogurt pouch in the morning, and sometimes would have 2. The problem is that they are expensive, and when he uses a spoon with regular yogurt he gets it all over the place.We got these so that he could have yogurt on his own and the cost wouldn’t be exorbitant. We could also get a greater variety of yogurt to fill these with healthier options than most of the yogurt pouches in the stores. These are great.Our youngest squishes and mangles these while using them daily and they have easily held up to this use. The seal works well and we have never had a problem with the yogurt cooking out or anything. It is the right size to easily fill as well. The cap seals well, and is functional. They are easy to clean with a baby bottle brush, and the cleaning brush for the caps which makes me more likely to use them because of how easy they are to clean.These are simple and effective. I have no issues with these and am surprised with how durable they are. What a fantastic way to get greater variety, healthier yogurt pouches that are cost effective. I wish we had gotten these sooner!

I make my own pouches and I got tired of constantly buying the disposable ones. I bought these and they are so much better. I love the fun animal designs. They do not leak and are super easy to use. They are extremely hard to open which can be annoying. Pretty easy to clean. They are also much bigger than the standard pouch which I really love. My son is able to hold them without difficulty.

The media could not be loaded. Updates after 1.5 years of use + SAVINGS CALCULATED:We have used these almost daily for 1.5 years. They still hold up great with no leaks. The only casualty has been the lids which my toddler threw away- not at all a product default though. I am always surprised at the amount of pouches for children that include a significant amount of added sugar, so I am very thankful to have this option especially when my child eats multiple a day.CALCULATIONS:Because I would have wanted someone to do this for me:Pre packaged applesauce pouches: Sam's club- (extra discount offered now) .44¢ per pouch. This is the LOWEST price of any store around at the time I'm writing this, even Aldi.- 3 pack of 46 oz Motts no sugar added applesauce is $8.48 which is .06¢/oz. (Works out to be .18¢ per homemade pouch since the pouch holds 3 ounces) (sometimes I buy applesauce at Aldi or Meijer which is very similarily priced)- savings of .26¢ per pouch when filling and using the reusable pouches- assuming my toddler eats one a day (he normally wants more than 1) this is a savings of $141 this past year and a half (.26¢/day for 545 days)About $100 a year in savings from just applesauce. This does not included the savings from the yogurt pouches I make with these!!TIPS AND TRICKS- to wash, I let all 6 get dirty/accumulate over 1-2 days. I rinse them and then let them sit in a bowl in the sink with warm water and vinegar. After sitting for sometime I give a light wash and rinse. This cleans the crevices in the top and leaves them smelling neutral- to fill, I put the applesauce lid on the counter, put the plastic mouth piece on the lid so no applesauce leaks out, and dump applesauce in leaving about 2 fingers of space at the top. (Awkward confession) I usually use my teeth to chomp the zipper closed (I'm sure it's not recommended) but this is quick and easy for me when I usually have limited time. Using your hands works just fine too. If you want to laugh, read my original review on the precise steps I took vs now!A GREAT PRODUCT I AM HAPPY TO SUPPORTOriginal review:I purchased the small size/3.4 oz which holds a little over 1/4cup. I bought these for two reasons:1. My toddler wants more independence so letting him choose his animal and hold his own snack not only gives him confidence but nutrition2. Aid giving liquid medicine (iron supplement). I add the supplement to the mixture, put in the bag and down it goes. This saves easily 20 minutes of our day vs trying to spoon feed him it!I am so far very impressed with the seal on these. The fear of a pouch popping open was what prevented me from buying reusable pouches for a while but I have had no issues with these. In fact, the only con for me is that the bottom seal can actually be difficult to open! I have been using these daily with high performance every day- I would recommend these and am happy with the purchase.Pros+ Cost effective- the price in store (at least 50¢ a pouch) adds up big time!+ Variety of options- we have made so many different combinations of fruits, veggies (spinach has been great to include because you can't taste it AT ALL- I was SHOCKED), yogurt, applesauce etc+ No mess- stays sealed+ Pleasant designs+Easy to clean- I use a bottle brush for the pouch part and the nipple cleaning part for the spout and capCons- the seal is TIGHT (again, just what I was looking for) but this makes it difficult to open when it's time to clean! It took me a few tries to figure out a methodTIPS1. Put cap on before filling2. Get small spoon and scoop in (so easy)3. Pre mix before putting in pouch- you can get it to mix in the pouch if combining ingredients but it takes longer4. Fold the empty part of the bottom over when filling it (think tooth paste tube that you are trying to get all paste to the usable part) to be able to get the most possible in