Squeasy Snacker 3.5oz, Aqua

How did I live without this? I currently use this to store my six month old daughters purée and as she grows I’ll be able to give her the pouch to feed herself purée or yogurt.It’s so easy to clean, every part comes apart and the silicone pops inside out.Fantastic product!

Mines really difficult to suck from, my son loves the ellas kitchen ones and can do it by himself but this one is difficult. I tried myself and unless you shake it and get the food to the top (the part where you suck) you cant suck any food out. So by time i shake it get the food to top my son is annoyed. Also if you want to squirt some on a spoon a small bit will come out followed by an explosion of food coming out. Very annoying and gutted because my son wont let me feed him he wants to self feed and thought this would work since he does it with ellas kitchen pouches.

Es bonita y de muy buena calidad. A los niños les gusta mucho. Con el tapón rojo no gotea nada hasta que no la aprietas. Es exactamente lo que estaba buscando.

Me encanta, y el diseño super útil. El de 100 ml ya se está quedando pequeño para mi hijo de 1,5 años, así que voy a comprar el modelo más grande :)

Calidad inmejorable pero me equivoqué de tamaño. Es mejor coger el tamaño siguiente.

I love these! Many other reviews do a really good job describing the many facets of the Squeasy Snacker. Please be sure to read through the most useful ones. I agree with the high praise that is given in the reviews. I would like to add my own personal endorsement. I am a quadriplegic with limited use of my hands. I often eat meals from my overbed table in my hospital bed. I wanted something that I could put peanut butter, hummus, mayonaise, and other soft foods in to make it easier for my caregivers to bring me my meals. I also wanted the freedom to use as much as I wanted. Regular squeeze bottles are too hard for me to squeeze and, quite frankly, are better for ketchup and mustard. Many squeeze bottles are hard to fill because of the small opening. The Squeasy Snacker was the solution I was looking for. It's easy to squeeze, even with my disability and the opening where you fill it is big enough to fill using a knife, spatula, or small spoon. I bought the product for use with paste like foods, but after using it a few times I already can see it's potential for other uses. When used for the peanut butter and hummus I don't need to use the the no spill insert, but it will come in handy if I decide to use them with thinner foods and liquids. They are easy to clean, easy to take apart and reassemble, are made from silicone, have a locking lid (it stays put so it won't flop down into your food or face), can be squeezed or sucked to get the food/liquid out, is easy to open and close, and comes in some nice color choices. Oh, and did I say I like the little hole on the lid where a small carabiner can be clipped. I definitely will be buying more of these, both in this size and the larger Squeasys. I love the review that tells how useful it is for tube feedings, which is a real possibility in my future. Being a former trained cook, I'm pretty picky about what I use in the kitchen and the Squeasy Snacker certainly passes muster. I wish I had had these when I had my kids. Imagine the ways I could have used them. As an aside, someone said they had a smell and I was concerned, since I very sensitive to smells. The two I have have no smell and don't add any flavor to whatever you put inside them.

I had the 3.5oz and loved this so much I needed to order more so I didn't have to keep rewashing just to be able to use it again and sometimes she wouldn't finish so I'd have it saved in the fridge. I just bought the 6oz bc I figured she'd grow into it but it's not really working as well for my 13 month.If you're trying to decide which size to get the main consideration you should have is age/ability.The number one reason why this Squeezy is better than other food pouches is the little red insert that goes in the cap. It prevents the air from going back in the pouch allowing for the younger babies who don't know how to fold the bottom or squeeze bottom up, to just squeeze and suck to get out the food.However for the larger ones, there's too much capacity so it's hard for my 13 month to maneuver the food up to the top and she gets frustrated and gives up. I end up having to unscrew the cap and feed her by spoon. Most the food she's eating now isn't enough to fill the 6oz anyway. I've ordered more of the 3.5oz.PROS- Great for younger kids who can't maneuver the last of the food in regular food pouches bc of the red insert in this thing. Also prevents eager over squeezing and wasting of food which lends to a much cleaner eating experience. For example when I buy her the yogurt pouches, at the start she squeezes too much out wasting a lot and making a mess and when it's about half way done, she can't squeeze bottom up to get the rest and that's wasted too.- Easy to clean! I don't even flip it inside out; I shove the sponge in and squeeze.- There's a cap so it's easy to save unfinished food which you can stand it on.- Cap is removable so it's not a hinderance while eating- Silicone is safer than whatever store bought food pouches are using.- Make your own food or transfer store bought food to pouches.