Great food pots, 11 July 2009

I really like these food pots. They are a bit big for my son at the moment (7 months) but I just fill them about 2/3rds full and will be able to use them as he gets older.I disagree that these are hard to open - you don't need to use your nails if you just pull up on the circular part designed for that on the lid.The push up buttonsd work well if you put them under the tap for a second (as I expect you do with an ice cube tray), but I do agree that they need a wash other than the dishwasher as food doesn't wash out of the corners without a brush.I also love the way they look; I know that it doesn't matter but it's nice to have something functional that looks pretty too!I would recommend these and have bought three packs after I found the littler versions so good.

This review is from: Brother Max 2nd Stage Weaning Pots (4 x 170 ml) (Baby Product)

Absolute Rubbish, 24 Feb. 2012

Oh how I wish I had read some of the negative reviews on here before wasting my money on these pots.They look stylish when you see them on the shelf in the shop. Be warned though - they are all style and no substance. There is a soft circle in the base which is meant to make it easier to pop frozen food out - this ends up with food stuck around it if the food is either cooked or simply defrosted - so you can never completey empty the pot.The lids are hard to open and often result in a broken nail.The pots don't clip together easily. Surely this is a gimmic anyway - why do you need to clip them together - they are easier to store separately.The pen that comes with them simply doesnt work on the pot. So I had to buy a sharpie to write on them with.There are far more practical and equally (if not more) pretty products out there to buy - seriously save your money.

This review is from: Brother Max 2nd Stage Weaning Pots (4 x 170 ml) (Baby Product)

Great size, love these, 12 Feb. 2012

Have used these when going out and about with little one. I find them a good size for 5mth old, airtight, freezer, dishwasher and microwave safe. Also, the lid is joined so no need to worry about where to put it down. And, although not that important, they look nice too. Unlike other reviwers I've not had any problems with the dishwasher not cleaning them thoroughly (I put them in the top rack).My only regret is that I bought the stage 1 pots first for when we started weaning - he's quickly outgrown them as he's a hungry boy! In hindsight I should have just bought these (stage 2) and put less in!

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