WeeSprout Glass Baby Food Storage Jars with Silicone Lids (4 oz, 12 Pack Set) Snack, Puree, Reusable Small Containers, Breast Milk, Fridge or Freezer, Essential Must Have for Infants

Cute, sturdy, and reliable little containers that hold just enough for a toddler’s tiny bits of food! The silicon lids are easy to use and even easier to clean by hand or on the top tray of the dishwasher. We use several every day!! Love them!

Does well in the frezzer and microwave. It never leaked out even when the baby food was practically water. Easy to store and and cute.

Lids stay on nicely, heavy duty glass. No plastic! Perfect for premixing protein and supplement powders for an easy morning routine!

Use these weekly making my babies food. Good quality love they are glass and silicone so I don’t have to worry about plastic. Lids hold great no leaks and good size to store enough food.

these jars are incredible! perfect size for baby and toddler food, and love that there is no plastic and that they are freezer safe too. very durable, have dropped a few times and no scuffing. customer service also incredible, our dog ate a few of the silicone lids and they were kind enough to help us replace them! 10/10 would recommend (and have to all of my new mom friends!)

I ended up buying two sets of these jars because they were so nice. I like to bulk cook my daughter’s food for her daycare meals and then freeze them, and these jars allow me to do that for weeks of food at a time. The lids go on easily and appear to be pretty waterproof actually. The glass is durable- even falling from the height of a highchair, and the size is just right. 4 ounces holds a surprising amount of her solid food!

Good material, cute and very useful

Two out of twelve of mine have broken off at the bottom. I use them to store breastmilk and don't heat them to very high temperatures. I wash them in my momcozy bottle washer and use them to heat up milk for bottles in my grownsy bottle warmer. The first time one broke it was after I took it out of my bottle washer. This second time was full of breastmilk bottom fell out in my bottle warmer. I'm not an overproduced I am a just another and every ounce counts and for me to lose 4 ounces that I work so hard to produce while my baby is screaming for food and have to start over with more breastmilk I wasn't planning on using was devastating. I don't even heat these jars very hot. My baby doesn't like fridge cold milk but will take it room temperature or above. My momcozy only heats to sanitize and I haven't had any problems with my glass bottles. How do you produce a glass product that can't stand warm temperature. I loved these jars. It was so hard to find glass jars with silicone lids that weren't 16 ounces. I have never recommended a product less than this. I don't have a photo of the first jar. How would I even return a product that's just dirty broken glass?