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HANDSFREE Bottle Feeding On-the-Go

My son frequently turns heads these days when we're out and about.  And not just from his dashing good looks either!  ....let me back up a little: I used to spend meals out eating with one hand.  My son's bottle in the other hand, feeding a hungry baby.  It was miserable.  

 And then my husband found a solution: the Podee bottle system!  This genius feeding system features a regular bottle, and nipple, but further includes a set of tubes to allow your baby to take the bottle -much like he would a paci- with the bottle free to rest nearby.  For younger babies who can't yet hold their bottle, and even older babies who may frequently drop, the Podee will allow instant access to the bottle, while freeing caregiver's hands!

 In addition, parents of multiples can achieve more productive feedings with the Podee!  Imagine, being able to simultaneously feed two or thee (or more!) babies at once, all while keeping your hands free!
My son, enjoying a bottle
before nodding off. 

 We invested in this bottle system a few months ago, with but two regrets:
  1. Why did we wait so long to try this??!
  2. I wish we'd gotten more than just a 2-pack, or at least gotten some extra tubes and nipples in the beginning.  A minor point, but I find I have to clean them more frequently.  And since they're dishwasher safe, I either must pull them out of the dishwasher and wash by hand if I find myself in a pinch.
You can snag the Podee at Amazon, with a variety of options, including a single bottle, a two-pack, three-pack, or four-pack.  Also, you can grab an extra set of tubes and nipples, which I would recommend.

What could possibly make these even better?  Snagging them with your Amazon Mom Membership or Amazon Prime Membership, which allows for free two-day shipping, among other perks!

 BTW: This is NOT a paid endorsement.  I am sharing about this product because we love it so much, and wanted to share with all y'all.  If I can help make YOUR life easier, great!  :o)

Keep on saving!  :o)
--Barbara
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  1. Joyce BrewerSeptember 16, 2012 at 11:31 PM

    When I noticed his bottle, I thought it was something new to keep babies from getting gas! ;)
    Glad it worked so well for him.

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