WeeSprout Glass Baby Food Storage Jars w Lids 4 oz 12 Pack Set Snack Puree Reusable Small Containers

I am always dieting and weigh every single thing I eat if there are no nutrition facts listed, and these jars are extremely helpful for meal planning ahead of time. Weigh and fill, save in the fridge, grab and go for lunchbox when you need food fast! Read more

Lids stay on nicely, heavy duty glass. No plastic! Perfect for premixing protein and supplement powders for an easy morning routine! Read more

I love these storage jars! I have been using them daily for a couple of months now and they truly are: leak proof, easy to clean, and great quality! I definitely recommend these. Read more

These are my favorite jars. They worked great for purées in the early days and now we use them for snacks and leftovers. They’re durable and can handle my baby being rough with them even though they’re glass. Read more

Bout 2 sets and great for portions, storage, easy to clean Read more

My 6 month old was in need of glass jars for daycare for her lunches. These glass jars are beautiful and great quality. I highly recommend these as they are great for storing baby food as well. 10/10 recommend! Read more

I use these to store breastmilk. I'm happy there is a glass option! I plan to use to make baby food too. They are thick glass. The silicone lids stay sealed very well, but are also easy to take off and put on. I had been worried they wouldn't stay on well so also ordered some with plastic lids. I would recommend the silicone. Read more

Two out of twelve of mine have broken off at the bottom. I use them to store breastmilk and don't heat them to very high temperatures. I wash them in my momcozy bottle washer and use them to heat up milk for bottles in my grownsy bottle warmer. The first time one broke it was after I took it out of my bottle washer. This second time was full of breastmilk bottom fell out in my bottle warmer. I'm not an overproduced I am a just another and every ounce counts and for me to lose 4 ounces that I work so hard to produce while my baby is screaming for food and have to start over with more breastmilk I wasn't planning on using was devastating. I don't even heat these jars very hot. My baby doesn't like fridge cold milk but will take it room temperature or above. My momcozy only heats to sanitize and I haven't had any problems with my glass bottles. How do you produce a glass product that can't stand warm temperature. I loved these jars. It was so hard to find glass jars with silicone lids that weren't 16 ounces. I have never recommended a product less than this. I don't have a photo of the first jar. How would I even return a product that's just dirty broken glass? Read more