🍦 Mity Rain 2 Pack Silicone Popsicles Molds: 7-cavity Mini DIY Ice Pop Mold With Stick, Drip-guards, Non-Stick Cakesicles Molds – Perfect for Egg Bites, Ice Cream, Baby Food Storage Container Review

base and wand are not connected, the daughter is 14 months old, she put the base in her mouth and could not take it out. I had to hold it still and pull out. Definitely a choking hazard and totally unnecessary. These two parts can be easily connected.

They don't make baby ice cream. The shape is too big for a child's mouth. My 1 year old couldn't put it in his mouth - so definitely not for teething. And the stick is too small for him and definitely poses a choking hazard. The protection needs to be attached to a stick.

I love it! Now the child is eating table food, but I still have a few jars of pureed baby food left. I bought them to make frozen chips. she loves them At 13 months she can handle it with no problem. Also, she's never used teethers, so the flakes actually serve a dual purpose. Yes! I highly recommend.

I developed this recipe for my grandson. He is vegan, so does not consume dairy products. These popsicle molds turned out amazing! Got on great right away! Great way to eat well! I give the second set to my sister-in-law to make for him when he gets home.

I bought these for diet food but I have little space in the freezer. So I thought they would be great. I really liked how they make popsicles. Just the right size for me. Only the sticks don't all snap into the holder, but overall I'm very happy with it and strongly recommend everyone to buy it. So far I've only tried it with tea, I liked it. Many Thanks.

This is great! I have solid plastics that are good but a pain to pop. Pop comes out with minimal effort. When putting the handle and the ring together, make sure that they engage well, otherwise they may come loose. This is the biggest disadvantage of these pompoms. I usually add shredded fruit and juice or carrot water, but will be trying custard soon. Great size for a toddler's mouth.

Bought to make popsicles for my teething child. Most importantly, the handle portion separates SO easily from the drip tray base. This becomes a choking hazard. Another thing is that it is definitely not 100% silicone as advertised. You bend the product a little and it turns white. They went to the trash can because I don't think what chemicals could be in there. Another bad product from China with false advertising.

My little ones LOVE them. You can't eat a whole popsicle and usually end up with a giant mess. They are about the size of a golf ball so you end up with a golf ball sized mess. They are dishwasher safe and therefore easy to clean. The popsicle sticks don't seem to stay together because they don't actually click together, but somehow they work really well and they're designed to take some drips. We use fruit juice to make "purple popsicles” and non-dairy chocolate milk to make "chocolates”. They