Reusable Baby Food Pouch + Squeeze, Portable, Refillable Baby Food Container, Storage + Great for Smoothies and Snacks + 100% Food Grade Silicone - Squeasy Snacker - Featuring No-Spill Insert

We LOVE this product! We love it so much that I bought the 16oz a few days later! My daughter is tube fed and the great things about this thing is the tip fits perfectly into the end of her feeding tube OR the feeding syringe fits perfectly into the tip of the pouch so you have two options for feeding on the go! You can also freeze it AND throw it all in the dishwasher! Seriously, a game changer in our house. Thanks Squeasy Gear, for making our lives a little easier!

All photos are of a 1 year old used squeasy, daily used and washedI bought a ton of different squeezy reusable food the little green pouches (which were the worst), Squooshi Reusable Food Pouchs, and the Squooshi Reusable Food Pouch, and of course the squeasy snacker. after the first two tries I've never even bothered with the other three types. They are a waste of money at the bottom of my kitchen drawer.One thing that made this shine out more then the others is the fact that he can't just squeeze it easily and the puree goes everywhere. he has to actively suck out the food/drink in order for it to come out. I give these to him after daycare in the car on the way home with no worries that it's going to be all over the back seat by the time I get home. Same for the sofa/floors of my house. I can give this to him and not have to be eagle eyes on him the whole time. As soon as he's semi done with the squeezable pounches, he will start shaking them around and squeezing and I will have some nice art all over the room...learned this lesson well at my grandma's on her nice white sofa and walls...and later we realized on some of her paintings on the walls too...and of course carpet...it was like a horror show of the murder of fruit.Also compared to the other three is that cleaning is a doable thing. in most of the others, especially the ones with the opening to the side and the animal print squooshis...inside where the plastic opening meets pounch there are two crevasses that you just can't seem to get anything in there to clean out the gunk. So unless you're completely on top of rinsing them out RIGHT after they are empty...you're going to have an impossible time cleaning them.With that said...there are some spots on the squeasy that are hardish to clean. Which is the lid/sucking area. If you get some of the puree to overflow into where you twirl closed the opening, and the food dries there, it's a bit hard to clean. But it's doable, you just soak and scrub and rinse, worst case sinarios I just get a toothpick and poke the very edges of what collected there. But the advantages of how these save my furniture and floors of mr picasso's work...totally worth the extra effort of cleaning them.With the others you can not make it past the consistency of apple sauce, or it will be instant spillage everywhere. In the squeasy you just put whatever, I haven't tried but I'm willing to bet milk/water/ and such would not spill either due to the red inner piece that seals the opening until the next suck. actually *runs to test this now real quick*Yup, holds water like a champ, not a drop came outAlso unlike all the others, you can take each piece apart to wash them. I hand wash everything in my house (no dishwasher) so that is really important to me, that I can really get into each piece and scrub.I've been using the squeasy for a year now and have bought two more to go with it. It has been used at least once a day for that full year and shows no sign of breaking down even with the teething and chewing there is very little damage to the mouth piece. Which is pretty impressive to me considering I go through a sippy cup a month due to this chomper.How to clean? BUY A BABY BOTTLE CLEANER IF YOU DO NOT ALREADY HAVE!!! I already had so that worked out but it's so much easier then trying to wiggle a sponge in there. BUT, it's doable with a sponge. shove the whole soapy sponge inside, take off the orange plastic piece, and just rub the container over the sponge to get it to scrub all inside. so not impossible but still, baby bottle cleaner makes your life easier.For the plastic pieces, if you don't wash right away, I'd soak them then scrub with the sponge. For the small bits you can't seem to get clean? a toothpick after soaking gets it all to come off within seconds.I know that seems like alot of work, but I spent alot more time on the others trying to get them clean and never being able to. Maybe I'm just anal but hey, I like my baby's stuff clean when it goes into his mouth again.Good luck on any choice you make! but you should choose the squeasy :P

UPDATE 11/17: still agree with all below, and I've added a picture (and a third child!) to show how all three of these are still in perfect shape, and we use them daily. I ordered this when it was a new product, and to be honest I was worried the 13 five star reviews were all from friends of the owners and it wouldn't live up to its hype. This product is amazing! I have used varies resqueezable pouches and containers. What I love about this one is that its a) easy to fill b) super easy to clean and c) easy for my son (14 months) to get all the food out of it. I have found other pouches either are a pain to clean, or the child can't get everything out of it. The cons are as follows: a) I find it hard to turn inside out as advertised, but at the same time this isn't necessary to clean it well. b) It's pricey enough that I only bought one of them. However it's definitely worth the investment! I will usually put something in it before we head out for the day. I buy the cheaper resqueeze packets if I want to freeze food. This is my go-to grab for filling with yogurt, applesauce, smoothie, leftovers, etc. and leaving the house.UPDATE 7/15: ten months in and this is still one of my all time favorite baby/kid products! My original one gets daily use and shows no signs of wear and tear. My go-to lazy mom move is to fill it with a yogurt/applesauce mix that's 90% yogurt but my son knows as 'applesauce'. I fill using a silicone funnel. I also bought a second one I keep creamy peanut butter in as it's perfect for squeezing the peanut butter on top of crackers for snacks.UPDATE 6/16: I now have two kiddos- an almost three year old and one year old. Both of them continue to use them daily, almost always with a yogurt/applesauce mix. So easy to fill, no mess for car/trips/pre bedtime/etc. Thank you Squeasy Snacker! If I didn't love my current job so much I'd probably go try and work for you ;)