JMagson 2009-01-02

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

We had misgivings about letting our baby chew one of these, but we finally gave him some apple in the Munchkin feeder. When we removed the apple from the mesh bag (when he was finished), we noticed pieces of blue plastic embedded in the apple! The pieces were small enough that they could have gone through the mesh. I don't know how much plastic our baby ate, but we certainly won't be using these anymore!! Unsafe at best.

R. Darsey 2008-12-19

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This is the only kind we tried, but my baby loves these things. He is taking small solids now, but I still give him foods that are large or with seeds/membranes like orange segments or large frozen strawberries in the feeder. I've also put ice in it when he's teething.
They are kind of a pain to clean, but I just invert it, rinse it well, and put it in the dishwasher (top rack). It's almost always come clean, and the fun that we have is worth the aggravation.
Oh yes -- re: the bananas -- those are nice and soft, so we just do small pieces and finger food -- or mashed when he was smaller. Presto, no problem! :)

Patrice Cosier 2008-12-19

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

What a wonderful product for babies. It allows baby to enjoy food without the risk of choking. Works well with fruit and food that is easy to mash.

Patrice Cosier
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J. Giesbrecht 2008-11-28

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

As a first-time mom I was paranoid about my child choking on things, so I thought this would be the answer. Well, my daughter only chewed on the handle, so it didn't work as a feeder.

As time went by and I have learned about babies learning to eat, my fears about choking have been alleviated and I have found that this is a totally unnecessary item. We still have them kicking around from our firstborn, but haven't used them with our second child.

Sit them upright (no leaning back at all) and let them chew and try things. Save your money on these and buy a good board book to read together instead.

N. Albanese-levin 2008-11-02

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

this is so smart, i can't wait to give the baby melon and peaches and all that!