Subo Baby Food Bottle | No Mess Baby Toddler Self Feeder | Squeeze Free Design for Purees, Smoothies, Yogurt, Oatmeal, or Thickened Liquids | Reusable Silicone Washable Cup (Aqua)

I have four of these bottles and they are one of my favorite items as a parent. We use them almost daily. We mainly use them for yogurt but have used them for applesauce and thick soups. They are great for on-the-go and really keep messes contained. They are absolutely worth it!

The Great Babe Food Feeder has been a wonderful addition to our daily routine. It’s incredibly easy to use, even on busy days, and makes feeding time so much simpler. My 11-month-old grandson absolutely loves it and gets excited every time we bring it out. The design is convenient and practical, allowing us to prepare fresh fruits and other soft foods without any hassle. It’s easy to clean and perfect for little hands to hold. This feeder truly makes meals a breeze and gives us peace of mind while he enjoys exploring new flavors safely and happily every day.

I had to buy another one cause my kids fought over the one. I’ve only used it for yogurt. We use Greek yogurt with protein in it so it’s thick yogurt. My one year can easily suck on the spout and move the plunger up for the yogurt to flow out. It’s easy to use and fill. I wash the parts on the top rack of the dishwasher. Saves money and the earth to reuse this than to buy individual yogurt packets. And you can buy healthier options than what comes in the packet in large containers. Smoothies would also work great in here. I’m not very creative to I’m not sure what else to put in there but we love it. I recommend it to other moms cause it also significantly cuts down on the mess of a toddler eating it from a bowl with a spoon. It’s also very travel friendly. High quality material and parts. I don’t foresee it breaking easily.

The only reason this isn't 5 stars is because the price (for one kid cup, yikes) and the process of cleaning all the parts! It is quite a bit to religiously disassemble and clean daily, but I find that's the case with a lot of baby/toddler items. Having said that, I have some toddlers who LIVE to make a mess and will find a way to spill "spill proof" cups constantly and they have never figured this one out! They drink smoothies daily without any issue! I don't like the price, but I'll keep paying it!

I got this for my 10 m/o because she recently decided she only wants solids she can feed herself. That’s great but I still wanted to make sure she was getting Greek yogurt and other health foods that she doesn’t have the coordination to use a spoon for. I was worried she wouldn’t be able to figure out how to suck anything out but I put a little yogurt on the spout to get her interested and she was using it easily and mess free in seconds. I’m delighted with how easily she got started and how much she likes her yogurt and soups now that she’s in charge! Great quality, no funky smells, dishwasher safe and easy to assemble. Big win.

So far I love this cup! My 13 month old is busy busy busy and always on the move. She likes to take to the straw out of the cup she would usually have her smoothie in and I was tired of cleaning up the mess. She can't do that with this cup and she doesn't seem to mind! It's not entirely mess proof, residual whatever is being consumed remains in the spout part and can be spilled out but it's still a huge improvement. So far she has had a couple of smoothies and to my surprise was able to have cottage cheese mixed with apple sauce using this cup with ease! I'm telling all my Mom friends!

As a busy mother it’s hard to hand your kid a yogurt/smoothie/apple sauce/fruit pouch without assistance or a mess! This is an easy solution! They don’t seem hard to suck out of my little ones start using this at about 6 months. They do have a “plunger” that keeps the food at the top so they don’t suck a bunch of air. It is a little difficult to clean but definitely a better solution that cleaning up a baby/toddler!

It’s great quality and easy to use. It was a little pricey, but if you’re good at committing to making food for your child then I’d say it is worth it. You will only need 1-2, depending on how you rotate dishes between meals and your lifestyle.