Best Baby and Toddler Food Storage
Best Baby and Toddler Food Storage
Need to pack a toddler lunch or store some leftovers? These tiny-sized food storage sets have you covered.
By Amylia Ryan
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Whether your little one is still in the puree stage or they’re becoming a master of solid foods, chances are you’re going to need to store some food in the fridge at some point (for both making your own baby food and leftovers) or pack a lunch for daycare or a trip to the park. You could use your old, probably a little crusty, mismatched Tupperware, but adult-sized food storage containers are too big for toddler-sized meals, and they’ll take up a lot of space.
Luckily, there are some great food storage sets made just for baby food and small toddler meals. From glass and plastic containers to reusable pouches, these storage solutions work for anywhere you need to keep food fresh—in the fridge, the freezer and even out and about.
Best Baby and Toddler Food Storage
Beaba
Clip Containers (Pack of 12) + Spoons
These interlocking modules are perfectly portioned for toddlers and can be configured into the perfect lunchtime setup. Even better, they’re microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe. And the lids are universal size, so there's no container-to-lid matching.
OXO Tot
Baby Blocks 12-Piece Freezer Storage Container Set
Thinking of making your own baby food purees? These handy blocks make it easy to portion and freeze. There’s a stackable tray included so you can save tons of space with multiple sets, and the silicone-rimmed lids are airtight and leak-proof.
WeeSprout
Glass Baby Food Storage Jars, 12 Pieces, 4 oz
Love the small size of baby food containers, but don’t love all the plastic? This glass container set won’t absorb tastes or odors like plastic sometimes can. Keep in mind: the lids are plastic, because glass lids wouldn’t seal as tightly.
Beaba
Multiportions 3oz Silicone Freezer Tray
Meal prepping purees is even easier with these handy freezer portions. Just poor in the puree, freeze overnight and pop them out like ice cubes into a freezer-safe bag. Defrost one day ahead for ready-made baby meals.
GREEN SPROUTS
Reusable Insulated Storage Bags (2 Pack)
No plastic bag waste here! These washable, reusable snack bags are a great space-saving alternative to food storage containers, and they’re easy to just toss into your diaper bag for a day out.
Dr. Brown's
Travel Formula Dispenser with Lid, BPA Free
If your little one is still in the formula stage, don’t worry—there’s a food storage solution for them, too. This handy cup has three separated compartments that can hold enough powdered formula each to make an eight-ounce bottle—that’s 24 ounces total!
Tommee Tippee
Travel Bottle And Food Warmer
Whether it's breast milk, formula, whole milk or warm solids, this thermal flask is perfect for keeping baby and toddler meals warm on the go (and it just uses hot water, no electricity!).
WeeSprout
Silicone Baby Food Freezer Tray
This silicone freezer tray holds 10 purees and is super flexible, so it's easy to pop portions out. And the lid has eight secure tabs to keep a tight seal, so purees stay fresher longer.
Zip Top
Reusable 100% Silicone Baby + Kid Snack Containers
These adorable silicone animal bags are great for older toddlers learning independence. The bags stand up on their own and are virtually leak-proof thanks to tight zip-top seals, and the flexible bodies are easy for little hands to grip.
Pottery Barn Kids
Silicone Round Food Container
We love the included lid with these bowls. Use the bowl at regular meal time, then just pop the lid on to store any leftovers without dirtying a new dish.
LunchBots
Rounds Leak Proof 4 oz. Stainless Snack Container Jar
Stainless steel is a great option for older toddlers who can handle slightly heavier snack containers. It's way easier to clean than hard plastic or silicone, and it won't hold on to funky smells.
Bumkins
Reusable Fabric Washable Snack Bags
Made with a waterproof and stain-proof coating, these reusable bags are safe for the washing machine and top-rack dishwasher. And the single-ply construction means you won’t have to worry about food and mold getting caught between layers.
haakaa
Yummy Pouch Reusable Baby Food Pouch
Puree lovers rejoice! These silicone pouches are soft, easy to squeeze and easy to wash, and you'll never have to worry about losing the attached cap.
Baby Brezza
Reusable Baby Food Storage Pouches, 10 Pack
Reusable pouches can be a pain to refill, especially with narrow spouts or flimsy bottoms. These pouches refill from the sides using a wide funnel, so you won't spill a single drop.
Whiskware
3 Stackable Snack Cups for Toddlers and Kids
This portable snack stack has a full, tight seal between each layer. Put them together in any combination, and all three together measures about the size of an adult’s reusable water bottle. Whiskware makes these stacks in dozens of Disney designs.
Babymoov
Glass Food Storage Containers, 8 Pieces, 4oz & 8oz
This glass container set offers two sizes, perfect for snacks + meals or for two kiddos at different feeding stages.
EasyLunchboxes
Bento 4-Compartment Snack Boxes, Set of 4
If your little one is the "no food touching" type, these separated compartments make storing snacks and leftovers easy. Each compartment is the perfect portion size for a little eater, which is great for meal prepping.
Kiinde
Foodii Squeeze Starter Kit
The convenience of disposable squeeze pouches + the wholesomeness of homemade baby food. This starter set has 10 *single-use* pouches to store in the fridge or freezer. When baby is ready to eat, screw on a spout or a spoon attachment.
Amylia Ryan
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Amylia Ryan is the Associate Editor at Babylist, specializing in the topics of health, wellness and lifestyle products. Combining a decade of experience in writing and editing with a deep passion for helping people, her number one goal in her work is to ensure new parents feel supported and understood. She herself is a parent to two young children, who are more than willing to help product test endless toys, books, clothes, toiletries and more.
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