A great product

[Whitneylauren]

The other day I was at Target and found this great feeding product for Mark. It is made by Munchkin, but I don't remember exactly what it is called. The bottom half of it has a handle for Mark to hold while the top is a small mesh bag. When I want to give him some food I just fill the bag with food that "mushes", snap the top on and give it to him. The product prevents choking because everything has to come out of the mesh bag... so I guess it strains the food. Anyway he LOVES it, and I have been giving him his breakfast foods (like peaches, bananas and avacados) through it.

[justice6920]

Oh man that is soooo cool! I haven't seen these before! I will definitely be going to pick some up! Cool Idea

[AmyC311]

I use those! Blake loves them. I put those graduate puffs in them and she gnaws on them. I think it really helps her  teething plus it is a nice sweet treat :)

I have also put watermelon in them too....I definitely think they are amazing!

[evthing4reason]

I have those but haven't tried Carter with it yet...maybe i will today as i hear they are great when they are teething (put a frozen piece of fruit in)

[toes33107]

I got one from my sister, but we haven't used it, since Brock is still not doing so well at the opening and eating part!  It's basically to keep seeds out, but let the babies try those foods.  Like watermelon or strawberries.

[Jem75]

oh yes - saw this at target! It is so cool because you can put a peach slice in and they can lick on it and suck the juice out, but not have to worry about them swallowing more. Very cool. I will have to get one this weekend when I go high chair hunting

[Irish741]

I just saw this at Babies R Us too. I didn't get it but it looks interesting. Glad to hear it works. I might have to try it now. :)

[ovaz129]

That is so cool!  I have never seen or heard of anything like it.  Makes sense.  So, the point is that you don't have to mash the food up, they do it themselves.  Very interesting.

[Whitneylauren]

Here is a link to a similar product from another company:
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2404768

[ovaz129]

Can you take a picture of it?  I am not too good a visualizing :)  haha... I don't understand what it is for  : /