Juvenile Solutions Baby Cubes (2 oz/Pack of 8)

by Juvenile Solutions

• 8 x 2oz/70ml Baby Cubes per package
• Reduce waste: only defrost what you need
• Lids attached directly to each cube for convenience
• 3 measures to suit growing baby's needs: 30, 45, 70 ml
• Dishwasher-safe, microwave safe, freezer safe

Product Description

The preparation and storage of baby food just got a lot easier with Juvenile Solutions Baby Cubes. Sold as an individual set of freezer cube containers, each cube comes with an attached lid, making them stackable, airtight and dishwasher safe. Plus, they are a great option to take with you when you are on the go. Whether you are storing baby food or breast milk, the Baby Cubes can be frozen and are microwave safe. Baby Cubes are BPA-free. * BPA-free * Stackable * Air tight * Dishwasher safe * Microwave safe

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

59 of 59 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars okay, but not the best. June 6, 2008

By mother of boys

These cubes do the trick, but I wouldn't trust them to keep the food fresh in the freezer for too long. They certainly don't seen to be airtight, and the lids do frequently pop off. They don't close securely, and they do leak if tipped over. The cube plastic is flimsy and when I sent one to daycare with food in it, they thought it was disposable and threw it away. The idea is great, but the product isn't up to par. It seems as though the lids will easily break from the containers. I gave this product 3 stars because there isn't another product like it that I can find, and the little containers are convenient. I wish Rubbermaid or Tupperware made small enough containers for storing because their covers are tight fitting and plastic is more durable.

33 of 34 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect sized meals November 22, 2008

By Proud Mom

These cubes are quite handy. When my son was first eating solids, I was making my own purees and using these, they are a little larger than a 6 month old's feeding size, but came in very handy once he started eating larger portions. I use these for his school lunches (he's 14 months now) and they are easy to wash, and the lid is connected so you don't have to worry about it getting lost.
Tip: for earlier ages, using an ice cube tray for baby purees was more beneficial for me. The feeding size of the cubes were perfert.

93 of 105 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars Why bother? October 23, 2007

By Toby's Mommy

I bought these but can't see the benefit of putting food in these tiny containers that tip over, are quite hard to store in the freezer, not good for microwaving to defrost, and then you have to wash them individually.

I gave up and use ice cube trays- so much easier to put the baby mush in (spray with Pam 1st for easy dispensing), pop out and store in Freezer Ziplocs, defrost as needed.