Making Baby Pouches 🍓@Home 🏠 Money Saver 💵
Our daughter loves pouches, and I love to give them to her! The two things I don’t like about them, is sometimes they’re a little expensive for what they are, and we keep having to toss the pouches when we are done with them.
While shopping at Goodwill I came across these Babybreeza pouches. I almost bought them instantly after looking over the packaging to make sure they were good. Purchasing the pouches from Goodwill saved me $8 compared to purchasing at Amazon!
This time around I used fresh blueberries, strawberries, and half a banana. I used my magic bullet blender to get everything smooth. I then screwed on the caps onto the pouches before pouring. Babybreeza includes an orange circle to help hold the pouches open while pouring. Which made the process super easy. Once full, I sealed up the open side and they were ready to go!
I am storing ours in the fridge since it is fresh fruit with no preservatives. Our daughter had one with her lunch today and she absolutely loved it! I can’t wait to make more recipes for her! Next time I want to add veggies to it!
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Making baby food pouches at home is not only a fun activity but also a great way to ensure your child gets fresh, nutritious meals without breaking the bank. With store-bought pouches often being expensive and single-use, creating your own at home can save you money, as you discovered by buying Babybreeza pouches at Goodwill for just $2.99 each. Using a blender, you can easily mix fresh fruits like blueberries and bananas to create blends that your child will love. The Babybreeza pouches come with easy-fill funnels, making the process smooth and efficient. After preparing, store these pouches in the fridge for a quick meal option that is preservative-free. You can even experiment by adding veggies to diversify your child's diet. Plus, these homemade pouches help reduce waste, as you can reuse them. Engage your toddler in the process by letting them choose their favorite ingredients, promoting healthy eating habits from an early age!
Omg are those pouches re washable love this idea