Let’s say you’re a mother with a couple of children under the age of five.  One is a toddler who is being toilet-trained; the other is a nursing infant who is just beginning to eat solid foods.  Anyone who’s talked to a mother at this stage knows it’s the busiest time in her life.

Many mothers choose to buy pre-made baby food to make their lives easier.  Often it is sealed in jars, but recent developments have meant that baby food pouches are more common.  Both plastic and glass jars need to be washed out and recycled after use; they still take up space in recycling plants and even landfills.
Baby food pouch storage is easy and convenient for a busy mother.  If it has a spout, she can pour the fresh, pureed food right into baby’s bowl, replace the cap, and put it back in the fridge.  If it’s a zipper seal, she can take just a few scoops of rice cereal and close it so it’s sealed tight – no more fretting with cumbersome liners inside cardboard boxes.

The other nice thing about flexible food packaging is that it fits right into Mom’s diaper bag with no problems.  Today’s active mothers like to know they can access their children’s snacks and foods without a hassle.  When they’re on the go, they don’t want to carry around a heavy load of jars that might leak or break inside their bags.

Mothers love the new, more convenient option for their baby’s food!  Want to learn more?