These 2.5 fl oz (70mL) little creatures are the perfect size for storing and serving purees to infants from 6-12 months of age and for the small hands of children up to 3-4 years of age. Package includes three lion Squooshis and three bird Squooshis.

Capacity: small - 2.5 fl oz (70mL) 
Dimensions: small – 3-1/2" x 7"
Quantity: 6 small pouches 

Other features:
Freezable 
No choke cap
Dishwasher safe
Convenient
BPA Free
Phthalate Free
PVC Free
Lead Free
Reusable
Adorable 
Not recommended for microwave use.
Not recommended for liquids.

WHAT IS A SQUOOSHI?

Squooshi resealable food pouches are adorable and reusable food squeeze packs that give you the freedom to give your babies and kids healthy food in a fun container they'll love to use. With a sturdy zip-lock style seal and a choke-proof cap, Squooshi reusable food pouches can be filled with whatever squishy wholesome goodness you and your little ones desire for a healthy, on-the go snack or meal. Fill. Eat. Wash. Repeat. It's that easy.

WHAT CAN I PUT IN A SQUOOSHI?

Squooshi refillable pouches are perfect for any squishy food. We fill them with smoothies, fruit, grain and veggie purees, homemade baby food, yogurts, oatmeal – anything of a squishy consistency.

WHERE CAN SQUOOSHI POUCHES GO?

Squooshis are easy to fill and take with you wherever you go. School. The park. Sporting events. Bike rides. 

For homemade baby food, Squooshi reusable squeeze packs mean no more frozen cubes or fussing around with freezer trays, no extra bowls and spoons, and no breakable jars or double-dipping. They can go straight from filling, to the freezer, to your bag, to your child's hand (and mouth) with no fuss (and less mess!). 

Don't tell your kiddos, but you'll probably end up using Squooshi refillable food pouches too - they're great for the gym, bike rides, camping and travel.

HOW DO I FILL MY SQUOOSHI?

For optimal use, Squooshi pouches should be filled about ¾ full depending on the content. TO PREVENT LEAKAGE, DO NOT OVERFILL.

Avoid the microwave, hot liquids, and anything with a consistency thinner than applesauce. 

REGARDING CONSISTENCY, for little ones that may be even more inclined to squeeze and tip their Squooshis, we suggest making your purees a bit thicker so they're less likely to spill out as little hands eat and play. Wipe away any seeds or food bits from the zipper, and make sure the bottom is sealed completely after filling.

HOW DO I CLEAN MY SQUOOSHI?

We're happy to report Squooshi reusable pouches rinse clean with just a bit of warm, soapy water. We recommend handwashing with warm, soapy water, though they are also dishwasher safe. A bottle brush can be of help for stubborn stickies you find buried under the car seat after a week.

WHAT ABOUT THE POUCH ITSELF?

As a family-run company committed to sustainability, we are continually researching new processes and options for ecologically sound, food safe packaging. Squooshi resealable food pouches use less fuel in shipping than do pre-packaged food-filled pouches, and they are reusable, so they save energy and reduce waste, air pollution, and global warming. We hope you will fill them with organic goodness whenever possible to reduce pesticide exposure and support organic farming. Squooshi pouches are a good step, in a better direction and we thank you for joining us in our quest for good, clean, healthy, and fun living on this planet we all share.

As eco-minded parents and grandparents, we made sure Squooshi reusable food pouches are made with the greatest of care.  My dad and I researched every possible food safe, squishy safe, container, and feel good about the product we've created for you. 

Squooshi reusable food pouches are BPA-free, PVC-free, Lead-free, Phthalate-free, puncture resistant plastic, to provide convenience and durability without unnecessary chemicals. The manufacturer we work with is ISO 9001 certified and BRC rated, meaning the company meets international standards for quality and safety protocols as pertains to ingredients, allergens, hygiene, humane trade practices, and foreign ingredient exposures.