weaning and home made purees when out

[weebubbles]

Hi, I have just started weaning my son but havent tried it when out the house yet.
I have tried both tesco and boots weaning tubs to store food in but the boots tub lids dont stay on and the tesco tubs leak.
I need tubs where they dont leak or let water in when I am heating them. Any ideas?
Also how do you heat the purees up?

 

[mrsholmes]

ive got the boots ones and have found them the best, dont over fill them and once they are frozen I pop them out into a freezer bag, defrost in micro for 2 mins and heat fot 30 secs. U can use hot water but it takes forever just make sure u stir it well

 

[LaDY]

Have you looked for the annabel karmel ones...they were great for me xx

 

[weebubbles]

Have you looked for the annabel karmel ones...they were great for me xx

Hi, is it these one's? I couldn't see any others on the website

https://www.annabelkarmel.com/products/equipment/weaning_products_small_bowl

 

[weebubbles]

Have you looked for the annabel karmel ones...they were great for me xx

Hi, is it these one's? I couldn't see any others on the website

https://www.annabelkarmel.com/products/equipment/weaning_products_small_bowl

 

[ClaireRJM]

I use the purple asdas own feeding bowls with matching spoons. Click shut & havent leaked as of yet. I freeze my pureed stuff so not runny as such when out n about. Just stick in microwave for about 45-60 secs..

 

[Aidedhoney]

I use the purple asdas own feeding bowls with matching spoons. Click shut & havent leaked as of yet. I freeze my pureed stuff so not runny as such when out n about. Just stick in microwave for about 45-60 secs..

I use theses as well and no problems with leaks

 

[stacetop]

Hello,

When I'm out if there's no microwave I take my flask that was for bottles and a plastic tub just bigger than the weaning pot and just use the water to warm it slightly.

I tend to defrost food before I go out and use the cheap first steps pots most of the time, I think asda do something similar, also use tommee tippee pots.

I've not had any problems yet with these but do keep the pots together in a cool bag

 

[anonnymouse]

I use the asda 1's as well & I've never had a problem. They're only a pound for 4 as well.

 

[golcarlilly]

I got some fab little pots from Poundworld, they were a pack of 5 and all different bright colours, I also got some from the 99p shop, a pack of 4, both lots have really good lids which don't come off, might be worth a look if you have either shop?