Infantino 208 106 Couple A Spoons Review

This is the best option if you use backpacks but your child is not old enough to stand on their own! Simply unscrew and squeeze and baby is ready to eat. The carry case is also very handy as they are small so we don't lose them. We have one cover on our babysitter bag and one on our diaper bag. Can buy more. We make our own Infantino bags but we also have store bought ones (in case we forget to take ours out of the freezer lol) and they're great for everyone! The only bag they won't fit in is…

When my older children were little I had other spoons made by another company that were a different style. I like these a little better. They are very round and make it difficult for me to start eating. I prefer more oval ones. I felt the ovals were easy for my kids. (sorry I don't remember the other brand) I like the tote bag and the fact that it has a hook so it's less likely to get lost. They work with most (not all) package types. ****GERBER has a built-in "SMART FLOW" mouthpiece, so they…

They were very useful for traveling as we could attach them to every bag I've tried (including the Aldi brand and various Giant brands)! The only problem is that I've lost both of them now - I don't know how that happened! They're a little tricky to wash, but if you rinse them in hot water shortly after use and then soak, they wash really well. Ours survived the dishwasher several times before I lost them. Now my Lo can suckle right out of the pack so it's not necessary, but it's nice when he's

They are very convenient to carry in a diaper bag. They are a bit big so some kids might have trouble but they fit for us. They don't work for every bag group, but they do for most of us. I carry normal spoons just in case. I like them because it's nice to have one on hand, especially when I don't have a table to put my food on. Some sachets have a condensation plug in the spout, so be careful with the first puff. Attempting to aim for a napkin or rag to burp. I didn't think we'd go from mashed

I USE the KINDE system which I love but I also love feeding my baby with prepackaged pouches for a change. Kiinde comes with a silicone spoon that attaches to food pouches I make. Baby loves the silicone spoon as it massages her gums, I wanted something similar that I could attach to other store bought pouches. The spoon fits in all the pouches I've tried so far, the only downside is that it's made of hard plastic not silicone, it's also oddly shaped, too wide and too deep for a baby, and being

I first bought the Snap-On Munchkin Spoons but they turned out to be a headache. They are MUCH easier to use and most importantly clean. I've used them with a number of different brands of baby bags - HappyBaby, Earth's Best, Plum Organics, Ella's Kitchen, BeechNut. The only one that hasn't worked so far is Gerber Organics, who also haven't worked with Munchkin spoons. The size and shape of the spoon is a little awkward but still great for my 8 month old who is much smaller than average. I'm…

Use: These spoon tips easily clip onto a feed bag for quick feeding on the go. Simply remove the screw top of the feeder bag, unscrew the spoon and squeeze the feeder bag to get food onto the spoon and feed. Watch the video to see how to attach the tip of the spoon. Color: orange, bright orange, which is great if you're trying to find it. Form: This is the biggest minus. These spoons are very wide, very flat and very long. A shorter, narrower and slightly deeper spoon makes feeding your baby…