Silicone Popsicle Mold, Ice Pop Molds Maker, Storage Container for Homemade Baby Food, Ice Cream DIY Pop Molds - BPA Free & FDA Approved (Blue)

Loved that it was so easy to load up with my baby’s faves and the set did fine in the dishwasher on the top rack when I washed it prior to using it. She was having a good time with her frozen snack! She just turned 11 months and I have been iffy about letting her eat large chunks of solids even though she has lots of teeth already she is greedy and doesn’t take the time to chew it up well enough. So I have been hand feeding her still and giving her a fruit feeder thingy with the little holes in it for larger chunks of fruit and sweet potato. I used peach yogurt the first time loading this up. It took two entire large sized cups to fill all the spots. It’s also easy to pop them out without breaking them apart. Only thing I would have liked is if the sticks were silicone covered verses hard plastic cause idk if she will be able to bite through and snap a chunk off if she tried hard enough. But I’ll keep an eye on her with them always. Also it came with an extra stick so if one does get lost or broken you have a spare. Which is nice in this mad house. My 15 year old stole one and said he likes them too lol. 😂 so approved by mom, baby, and teen! Great price for it too, cheapest one I saw. Some are triple and the same exact model. Get it! I paid $3.99 I think.

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I recently invested in a popsicle mold, and it has quickly become the highlight of our kitchen adventures! To be honest, I didn't expect to fall in love with making popsicles, but here I am, happily committed to whipping up a new batch once a week.The process has turned into a fun and creative outlet, not just for me but for the entire family. Experimenting with different flavors, from classic fruit combinations to more adventurous blends like avocado-lime or basil-infused lemonade, has brought so much joy and anticipation to see how they turn out. It's like having a mini science experiment in the freezer, with delicious results every time.The molds are incredibly easy to use and clean, which is a huge plus. The satisfaction of popping out a perfectly formed popsicle on a hot day, or as a reward after dinner, is unbeatable. It's become a lovely tradition that everyone looks forward to, and it's a fantastic way to incorporate more fruits and healthy ingredients into our diet in a fun and appealing way. Making popsicles has also been a great way to reduce waste. Leftover smoothies or that extra bit of juice at the bottom of the carton now have a purpose, turning into a frozen treat that's eagerly anticipated. While I initially didn't envision becoming the weekly popsicle maker, I wouldn't change it for the world. It's brought unexpected happiness and a bit of culinary creativity to our lives. If you're on the fence about trying your hand at homemade popsicles, I say go for it—you might just find yourself looking forward to that weekly ritual as much as we do!

Teething- soother miracle product!!! My now toddler has been obsessed with cold popsicles since 4mo old. We originally purchased the silicon ones and froze breast milk or formula which you could also do with these! As she got more and more teeth, these popsicle molds were the way to go. We saw many of the larger molds, but those are more suitable for older children, not toddlers. I find these to be the perfect size for my toddler since she was a little over one, and she’s now two and we go through at LEAST 4 popsicles a day. We blend up any left over fruit that she didn’t eat, or is starting to get too ripe and pour it into these molds. Literally such a money saving hack- banana too ripe for your toddler? Blend it up and turn it into a popsicle. I think it’s genius honestly. Our little one was just recently sick and wasn’t eating or drinking much. So we poured in pedialyte into to molds and she enjoyed those too!! I have three of these to keep a continuous stock of popsicles in our freezer at all times. The molds are very easy to clean, and easy to pop out the popsicles. The only con I have is the two piece parts they have for the stick- more parts to loose easily. We have purchased other ones that the stick is one piece and I do like those more. My toddler screams for “popsies” all day and knows right where they are in the freezer

These are perfect for making healthy popsicles for my daughter. Easy to use and a good size. She loves to pick out different colors