Baby will enjoy the great flavor, nutrition and goodness of whole food while reducing the risk of choking. The Fresh Food Feeder is easy to use - simply place your food in the mesh bag, and snap it shut to secure. Ideal for fruits, veggies, meat and snacks. Top rack dishwasher safe. Colors may vary.
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Product Details
Product Length:
6.0 inches
Product Width:
4.2 inches
Product Height:
1.4 inches
Product Weight:
0.2 pounds
Package Length:
7.1 inches
Package Width:
6.2 inches
Package Height:
2.8 inches
Package Weight:
1.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 308 reviews
Features
Textured handle easy to grasp
Ideal for 6+ months
Colors may vary, you may receive in one of the following colors: blue, pink, or green
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 308 customer reviews )
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174 of 176 found the following review helpful:
fresh foods and convenience Nov 16, 2006
By SCC This is an incredibly useful product. We use it with our 7 month old, and he can feed himself fresh fruit and vegetables. Apples and pears work best. Carrots give him something to chew on, but he doesn't get very far. Bananas are his favorite, though they are the messiest and hardest to clean up--the riper the banana the easier it is to clean the mesh. The nicest part is that he feeds himself! One tip: we use a pacifier clip to keep him from throwing it on the floor.
58 of 58 found the following review helpful:
Great product Mar 02, 2007
By frogfeet's mom
"Amanda"
We love these things! I usually keep one loaded up with a banana in the freezer for a teething day treat. We use the other one for afternoon snack. I actually want to buy a couple more packs so I can keep 2 or 3 in the freezer.
Like one of the other reviewer's said, pears and apples work pretty well. In my experience, a frozen banana seems to clean off a little easier than regular banana.
Some cleaning advice: You have to rinse this thing immediately after use for best cleaning results. It's not a big deal and there's no way around it, but man! This is messy fun for baby! :)
289 of 313 found the following review helpful:
California's prop 65 warning!!!! Aug 25, 2010
By C. kangro After i ordered and paid for this item, in Amazons order summary confirmation email, there was a warning that one or all of my 12 items may be subject to California's Prop 65 law, but it didn't tell me which one- annoying. I had Amazon call me and got great customer service from a guy who looked up every one of my items and found that this was the one subject to Prop 65. He sent me a return label so i could send it back for a refund on their dime. great service! Prop 65 makes manufacturers tell consumers (in california) that there are potentially harmful/toxic substances in their products. Needless to say, i was shocked that this would be in baby gear especially from Munchkin, as they are usually bpa-free etc. So, be warned, as this is the last thing i would put in my baby's mouth!
62 of 64 found the following review helpful:
Completely overrated and totally unsafe! May 05, 2009
By M. Alfaour
"malfaour"
I purchased this item from a target near home. after reading all the rave reviews about it i was super excited to test this out with my little one. I put some apple in it and he didnt seem to like it so i figured it was a bad idea to start with apple.. and went to switch to banana however when i opened the clasp i pulled out the apple and noticed there was blue plastic embedded in the apple like another reviewer mentioned!!!!
I paused and figured maybe i didnt clean it enough.. so i did that for a long time.. but the fibers would still come out of the seam under pressure... so i tried biting it myself to see if maybe the bits of plastic would stay put or pass through the mesh.. and they came out of the mesh!!!! i was so frustrated.
i would definately NOT recommend this to anyone.. even if it is only "a little bit of plastic" i personally dont think its safe and think that they should remove the seam altogether.
36 of 36 found the following review helpful:
Sheds Plastic Jan 02, 2009
By JMagson 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.
based on 308 reviews
fresh foods and convenience Nov 16, 2006
By SCC
California's prop 65 warning!!!! Aug 25, 2010
By C. kangro
