Reusable Baby Food Pouches, 10 Pack

It’s become all too common for families to waste hundreds of dollars on baby food jars that only offer a meal or two’s worth of food. This means parents are buying and using multiple jars a day, increasing waste and burning money they could be saving by making their own baby food. 

These high-quality refillable squeeze pouches help families save money in two ways: for starters, making your own baby food is a more cost-effective strategy than buying jars– by buying groceries and making the meals you want, you’ll save more money. Secondly, by being able to wash, refill, and reuse these pouches, you do not have to reinvest in more jars each week, instead only needing a few pouches to get through the week or month before it’s time to refill.

Babies can start eating solid foods around six months old, and by the time they are 12 months old, they should be transitioning to more regular table foods similar to what the family eats. Pouches, which often contain pureed foods, can be convenient, but it's important for babies to move beyond them as they grow older. By 12 months, babies should be encouraged to eat a variety of textures and types of foods to support their oral and motor development, as well as their nutritional needs.[1​]

While squeeze pouches can be useful for introducing pureed foods, it is crucial to also offer foods in different textures to help babies develop chewing skills and to get used to eating regular foods. It's recommended to gradually introduce more solid foods and encourage the use of utensils like spoons and forks as they approach their first birthday.[2​]