Kiddo Feedo Baby Food Freezer Tray with Silicone Clip-On Lid - Free E-Book by Award-Winning Author/Dietitian - Green

I cannot say enough about these trays. I took a shot at these when I bought them and have told everyone about them since.If you are making your own baby food, then this is what you need. Seriously!!!1. Before I even received these, the owner emailed me with directions on how to use them, attach the lid, and cleaning. I was very impressed by this.2. These trays are very flexible and have held up wonderful from the abuse I have put them through. We purchase two of these trays and I was filling, freezing, popping, cleaning, filling, freezing ..... twice a week. Never once did I have an issue with these trays.3. Easy to fill. Simply put they are easy4. Easy to pop out. We did have another product that we used for a week. The reason we use these trays over the other is that the frozen food popped out with very little effort. This is due to the wider sized and flexibility of the silicone.5. 2.5oz per portion. Perfect size for our baby starting at 4 months. 2 portions for when she got to 6.5 months.6. Easy to clean and hold up well in dishwasher. Though they do hold up well in the dishwasher, they came clean with just some hot water.7. Easily stacks on top of each other if you purchase more than one. We loved that we could just designate a shelf in the freezer for these trays. We would stack them on top of each other to minimize the space required. You want them on a flat surface. Note: if you do stack them on top of each other it can take just a little bit longer to freeze the center portions. We never worried about this as I always made the food at night and my morning they were frozen solid and ready to go. (man I cant tell you how easy it is to make your own food.)The lid:The lid is the most unique piece with the product. When placing it on, you want to start with the middle row and make sure the little silicon flaps are under the trays edge. then do the middle of the top and bottom, and then the edge pieces. I also got into the habit of pressing the lid and the tray together on the outside web between the portions to insure the lid was secure. The lid is on but I wouldn't go throwing this around as the lid will come off. The product description states you can write on the lid with a pen. While this is true, We did it once and it did wipe off, then we tried it again and we had issues getting the ballpoint pen to write, then it didn't come off. This wasn't a big deal for us as I usually made enough of one food to fill all the portions of a single tray.You want to get these with the "Wean Green Round 6oz Bowls" The reason is that they are amazing and work really well with the size of the portions of these trays. They also can hold two portions per bowl. Plenty to support your baby growing. See my review on the bowls.I am not affiliated with Kiddo Feedo or with Wean Green, nor did I receive these free in exchange for my review. I am just a dad passionate about amazing products that help to solve an issue and help to make our lives easier and more efficient.I believe it will do the same for you.Wean Green Round Wean Bowls 6oz/165ml Baby Food Glass Containers - Multi Color Garden (Set of 4)

Does exactly what I wanted it to, and very easy to use/clean. I do wish they made one with bigger portion sizes, but for now this is perfect. It makes it very easy to take family dinner leftovers and prep them for baby food - I just chop finely, add some broth/gravy/water, sometimes add a grain, and fill the tray. And because it's so easy to clean, it's no big deal to pop out the little cubes, wash it out real quick, and immediately refill (the freezer trays I use for breastmilk are awesome, but they are a pain to wash/dry in between batches). Another thing I really like is that even the lid is silicone - which means very safe for baby, flexible (no cracking/chipping), and easy to clean.I also make big batches of oatmeal with spices, fill the tray, and then add some frozen or fresh fruit to each little section. This lets me create a variety of flavors very easily. So in the time it takes me to make one batch of oatmeal, I can prep blueberry, banana, strawberry, or peach oatmeal AT THE SAME TIME and without creating extra dishes to wash (my favorite part). Seriously, it's awesome.Also, I use little glass dishes for daycare that are the perfect size to thaw food from this tray. I put a food cube in the dish the night before, pop on the lid, and it's all set for the next morning. Super easy. And the dishes are oven safe, so there are no worries about steaming/baking the food to reheat it. It's a great little system. I only have one food tray and, other than when I make huge batches, one tray is perfect because it's so easy to empty/clean between batches.The only way it could be better is if it came with a tray for the bottom so it stays flat on top of the mountain of stuff in my freezer, but I just use a dinner plate and that gets the job done.

I don't write reviews of all of the many, many products I buy on Amazon, but when one really hits it out of the park I like to do so. Other people's reviews help me tremendously and I feel it is important to return the favor. I chose this product myself after reading information here and on other sites. I paid full price for this product.You might be curious as to why I chose your product vs any of the seemingly similar ones that Amazon carries. Some are purely esthetic reasons and others more practical.I am a new grandmother of a 7 month old baby girl and I am over the moon. My daughter and her husband are both attorneys and work long hours and they asked me if I could help with making food for the baby. I was happy to oblige. I love to cook and they are very supportive of helping the baby learn to enjoy eating all kinds of foods. I have all sorts of equipment in my kitchen that could accomplish making baby food, but not as easily in small quantities. To that end I decided to buy a used BEABA Babycook on eBay to facilitate the process. My kitchen is tiny and to give up any space for yet another appliance takes considerable thought. But the Babycook gets such positive write ups online and in books I decided to give it a try. I love it! Very simple to use and to clean. It turns off itself once the food is cooked and it just rinses clean. I'm thrilled. But I needed a place to put the food I'd just cooked.I have a side by side fridge so the shelves are narrow. I really liked the fact that your lid is also silicone and that each compartment is airtight. Yours also comes in purple, which is my daughter's favorite color. And besides, I like the idea of supporting American products!The Kiddo Feedo is easy to use, and easy to clean. It took me a moment to get the hang of the lid and how to secure it, but once I'd done that the rest was easy. I discovered that my large size cookie dough scoop made filling the compartments easier and I had less wiping around them to do. But one of the best parts is that the frozen tubs of food really do pop right out. I place them in labeled ziploc bags in the freezer to take down to my daughter's home. Even beets didn't stain the bottom or the lid! Wonderful!As the baby is just beginning her adventure into solid foods, one "tub" is enough for two meals, maybe more. As time passes that will change and I will need another Kiddo Feedo.I did consider the OXO Tot Baby Blocks (which my daughter had bought for themselves, unbeknownst to me) but decided it had too many pieces, and that I didn't need to have removable tubs to, say, send to daycare or take on a picnic. She will need that ability, however.I would love it if you would make it in red, my favorite color!One question-you say you can use a ballpoint pen to label and then the label will wash off. I don't know many people who use ballpoint pens. Will a liquid rollerball pen wash off? What about a Sharpie? They are supposed to be permanent but I wonder if the silicone would prevent that permanence. I don't want to use anything that can't be washed off or removed, obviously. Will freezer tape, freezer labels, or scotch tape stick to the lid?I expect to get years' worth of use with this product. While I don't care for silicone bakeware, I might use this to make small cupcakes or such with my granddaughter when she is older. I like the flexibility this offers. Well done!Are you considering making any other products? I hope so.