Product Description

Forget about freezing baby food in ice-cube trays or big bulky plastic pots, these baby food weaning pots stage one are the future!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #18 in Baby Product
• Brand: Baby Cubes
• Model: 302
• Released on: 2009-03-09
• Dimensions: .40 pounds

Features

• Tray of 8 individual pots with snap on lid

Manufacturer's Description
Non toxic pots with snap shut lid, dishwasher safe, microwave safe, steriliser safe, trays designed to stack on top of eachother for easy storage, BPA free, ideal for storing snacks or when out and about

Customer Reviews

great value!
This product is of absolute necessity if you're weaning with home-cooked fruits and vegetables. Easy to use, with ml markings on each.
You can defrost the food in the cubes in the microwave so you don't have to freeze your fingers while trying to get the food out while the baby cries.
I would suggest to skip the "Stage 1" cubes, because they're very small, I could only use them for the very first 2weeks of weaning.

Absolutely brilliant
These are an absolute must for anyone weaning their baby.

I used these cubes for stage 1 as well as stage 2. The cubes have measurements on the side making them simple to use for both stages.

You can freeze your homemade food in them and can store them in the freezer. They even come with a handy tray to keep them all together.

The cubes can also be put straight from freezer to microwave and are completely safe. The food defrosts within seconds and no harm comes to cube or baby. The handy flip down lid keeps the food securely in the cube.

They're also dishwasher safe although I wouldn't recommend them in the dishwasher. When I washed mine in there for the first time, they were thrown around by the jets of water.

Poor quality, brittle and overpriced
Unfortunately my experience of these baby cubes has not been very positive. For me one of the key reasons for buying these was that they supposedly clip into the base tray so you can keep them all together and facing down on the top shelf of the dishwasher. But with the poor molding the cubes do not clip firmly into the tray and however hard you try to pop them in they just pop right out again. The cubes are made from very weak and brittle plastic. We have filled them all up and put them in the freezer but the first one to be defrosted and used has already broken. So that's in the bin already after a single use.

I expect these are made in China and that each set costs less than 50p to produce. So really they shouldn't have a retail price of more than about 2 pounds. But it's a baby product so that's license to rip us off I suppose. And muggins here bought 2 sets!