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ChubChub PouchBuddy, Your Spill Solution

12/2/2016

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Whether we're talking baby food or toddler snacks, I love food pouches. At home or on the go, nothing is easier!! But, if you're not using one with a good anti-spill device (such as my fave, Squeasy Gear), they can make quite a mess when your little one gives them a squeeze accidentally (or on purpose, those stinkers!!!).
One mom saw the need and came up with a simple yet effective solution. Behond, the ChubChub PouchBuddy!!
US Japan Fam reviews ChubChub PouchBuddy
These little handle bars are universal, meaning they'll screw onto just about any pouch on the market.

The PouchBuddy makes pouch feeding easier and less messy two ways: 
  1. They give the pouch handles, which are easier for small babies to hold, and which help prevent accidental squeezing of the pouches.
  2. They give a better shaped spout to the pouch, making drinking from the pouch easier and safer. It also prevents those little fingers from poking into the pouch's mouth spout, which my kids always love to do, adding to the potential for mess.
PouchBuddy is free of BPA, PVC, and Phthalates, is top rack dishwasher safe, and is good for babies from the age of 4 months. Each PouchBuddy comes with its own cleaning brush, as well!
US Japan Fam reviews ChubChub PouchBuddy
My girls are already 13 months and are quite the pros at self-feeding with pouches. They don't have accidents too much anymore, but we were still excited to try out the ChubChub PouchBuddy.
They're quick and easy to screw on, but do add a few seconds to the process of getting that pouch to your screaming child, which can feel like an eternity, am I right? LOL!! They're light and compact, so they're easy to keep in the diaper bag, and I was surprised that after we were done using them they weren't messy, so I just threw them right back in the bag, didn't even need a little plastic baggy before I could rinse them out.
My girls were used to holding the pouch, but took to the handles quickly. One baby instinctively held it by the handles when I gave it to her. For the other baby, I had to manually move her hands from pouch to handles a couple of times before she caught on and did it herself. After finished drinking the pouches, they both enjoyed chewing on the handles for a long time - score, pouch handles and teether in one! Ha!
US Japan Fam reviews ChubChub PouchBuddy
I found the PouchBuddy to be well made - no sharp edges or corners, and they don't seem like they will break or wear out quickly (though if my girls keep chewing on them... we'll see...).
So, in a nutshell, if you have a young baby just starting to venture into the world of pouches, or an older baby who gets quite messy with the pouch, I highly recommend trying out ChubChub PouchBuddy. They retail for $10.99 (currently on sale for $7.99 on ChubChub's website and Amazon (affiliate link), and come in orange, turquoise, and yellow.

​Also, you can win a 2-pack of PouchBuddies in my $350 value 8-product jackpot Unique Gift Guide & Giveaway running now through December 12!!!!
ENTER TO WIN HERE!!!
Disclaimer: Although I did receive this product free of charge, all thoughts and opinions are my own and completely unbiased.
4 Comments
kathleen zolondek
12/2/2016 10:32:07 am

Any prize would be welcomed and enjoyed

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Amber Ludwig
4/15/2017 11:51:57 am

Genius!! Omgosh I cannot even put into words the amount of pouch incidents we've had lol!!! :o Its craziness!!

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10/25/2018 08:19:19 am

Great post.

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5/22/2023 12:45:59 pm

They give the pouch handles, which are easier for small babies to hold, and which help prevent accidental squeezing of the pouches.

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