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Comment on Babypotz – Baby food storage – 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food by Jessica Stub

Jessica Stub — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 20:34:47 +0000

Review by Jessica Stub for Babypotz - Baby food storage - 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food Rating: After seeing all the unhappy reviews of Happy Mummy Baby cubes I wanted to try something else. Babypotz has everything Im looking for - microwave, dishwasher, and freezer safe. The lids fit great - real quality materials. I get 50 - but they are reusable, so I dont know if Ill need to reorder!! I can save so much cooking time & its so easy to just heat out of the freezer. Feeding times are here again!!

Comment on Babypotz – Baby food storage – 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food by Baby Chaos

Baby Chaos — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 20:29:55 +0000

Review by Baby Chaos for Babypotz - Baby food storage - 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food Rating: I looked at a lot of the baby pots available on the market and thought that these looked the best. They microwave well, freeze well and dishwasher no problem at all. They are easy to carry about. Only problem is that the shape means that if cooking in bulk, they don't easily fit in the freezer in the way that an ice cube tray would. They are also very easily broken when dropped out of the freezer (!) but then most plastics would be the same.

Comment on Babypotz – Baby food storage – 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food by R. Holland

R. Holland — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 19:51:06 +0000

Review by R. Holland for Babypotz - Baby food storage - 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food Rating: Bought these when I was weaning my first child (now age 2 1/2) and found them very helpful, but wasn't sure how long they'd last as the plastic felt quite thin - more so than I'd expected. A few broke when they fell out of the freezer (ooops!) and I didn't hold out much hope of them surviving the weaning process. But, apart from the few that broke when they hit the kitchen floor, they all survived. Now weaning my 2nd child and these have proven just as useful as they did the 1st time round. The various sizes make them ideal for freezing/storing different foods, are great for taking home-made food with you when going out, and the lids stay on really well so I've no concerns of them falling open in my bag.

The shape could be better as the oval shape means there's wasted space in between them in the freezer, and I need every millimetre of space in the freezer at the moment! But, that's the only thing I'd change about them. The grooves round the edge of the lids are a bit awkward to clean mushed food out of, but it's a small price to pay to be sure the lids will stay on the pots.

I recommended these to a friend when I first bought them, she used them when weaning her 2 kids and has now passed them on to another friend... they really do last well!

Comment on Babypotz – Baby food storage – 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food by Rosee May

Rosee May — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 19:01:17 +0000

Review by Rosee May for Babypotz - Baby food storage - 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food Rating: A good selection of different size pots to start off with. I've reused them several times and they hold up fairly well, be careful opening them straight from the freezer though, the lids can split easily until they thaw out. The smaller sized pots are only useful for small babies, I found I moved on to the larger sizes after a week or so of weaning. I'm pretty happy with the product though.

Comment on Babypotz – Baby food storage – 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food by Kitten

Kitten — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 18:54:20 +0000

Review by Kitten for Babypotz - Baby food storage - 50 BPA Free Weaning Pots for Freezing baby food Rating: I bought these pots as my little girl started to eat solid foods - after the first week I realised my mistake. Whilst there is absolutely nothing wrong with the pots they are just not necessary! I quickly swapped to putting her purees in an ice cube tray and popping out the cubes into labelled ziplock bags - this has several advantages - the ice cube trays are easier to clean than the pots (not difficult to clean but each one has to be washed individually of course) the bags are easier to label and take up less room in the freezer & you don't tend to find that you have more puree than pots to put it in (depending on the number of ice cube trays you have of course). I am hoping some of the bigger pots will come in useful for storing stuff generally and also for taking on picnics but in short I think these are a bit of a waste of money.

Comment on The Allergy Bible: Understanding, Diagnosing, Treating Allergies and Intolerances by Ms. Belinda Loughran

Ms. Belinda Loughran — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 02:53:14 +0000

Review by Ms. Belinda Loughran for The Allergy Bible: Understanding, Diagnosing, Treating Allergies and Intolerances Rating: The best book I've found for explaining the cause and reactions of allergies and intolerances. The book is well thought out and very helpful for someone like myself who suffers multiple allergies. Would recommend it to others.

Comment on The Allergy Bible: Understanding, Diagnosing, Treating Allergies and Intolerances by LucyG

LucyG — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 02:48:04 +0000

Review by LucyG for The Allergy Bible: Understanding, Diagnosing, Treating Allergies and Intolerances Rating: I was sceptical about this book as there wasn't that much information available about it online and I was worried it wouldn't be relevant or informative enough.

Our 8 month old son seems to have a few allergies which are seriously affecting his sleep in particular and I wanted to read some basic information about allergies before seeing a private paediatric allergist.

This book is perfect for this! It gives basic information on almost all possible allergies and also gives amazing detail including up to date studies and medications. It includes brief descriptions of scientific studies from all over the world. It also arms you with a massive amount of extremely useful knowledge on symptoms as well as things you can do yourself to minimise exposure to allergens. Particularly useful is the section on dealing with mites and moulds in the home.

I couldn't recommend this book highly enough! I will be encouraging my parents to read it too as they know near to nothing to allergies but seem to be suffering from some.

Comment on The Allergy Bible: Understanding, Diagnosing, Treating Allergies and Intolerances by jane.w@dial.pipex.com

jane.w@dial.pipex.com — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 02:21:25 +0000

Review by jane.w@dial.pipex.com for The Allergy Bible: Understanding, Diagnosing, Treating Allergies and Intolerances Rating: I am a qualified Reflexologist and have been very impressed with this book and often refer to it. It is easy to read and explains what an allergy is, why more people are becoming succeptible to allergies, how to diagnose them and what I think is most important - practical advice on how to deal with these reactions.
It also details medication that is often prescribed and explains why these work and possible side effects.
I believe this book would appeal to anyone interested in helping their bodies cope in this polluted world and no medical background is needed to follow the advice.

Comment on The Allergy Bible: Understanding, Diagnosing, Treating Allergies and Intolerances by Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 01:44:31 +0000

Review by for The Allergy Bible: Understanding, Diagnosing, Treating Allergies and Intolerances Rating: This book gives explanations of what causes allergies, what the symptoms are and how to deal with allergies, including in an emergency situation (such as anaphylactic shock). There is also information on complementary medicine, and some receipes at the back for common intollerances / allergies. Very straight forward with very helpful and practical information.