Reusable 2 in 1 Silicone Breast Milk Bag & Food Pouch – Cherub Baby

$25.00
This 100% food-grade silicone 2 in 1 Breast Milk & Food Pouch is designed for storing a variety of liquids and purees, including breast milk, purees and yoghurts, suitable from infancy through to school years and beyond.
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What I liked most was how versatile it is. It grows with your child, starting out using it to store breast milk, then purees on the go, and yoghurt for bigger kids, so it can be used for years rather than months. It is such a great alternative to single use plastic yoghurt pouches, and I like that the body is made from high grade LFGB silicone. The bottom slide seal is really clever too, it enables you to open it right up, making it easier to clean, which is exactly what you want for something holding milk and purees. What impressed me most is the depth of independent testing behind the products, with the majority carried out by SGS and Bureau Veritas, two of the most established labs in the world, alongside their history as the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA free. I love that their production partners in China are part of the BSCI social compliance programme, giving real oversight of workplace standards. Their sustainability work stood out too, from purchasing carbon credits through Greenfleet Australia and phasing out single use plastic packaging to designing products that last for years and providing clear recycling instructions so they can be repurposed rather than binned.
This is a great affordable option with genuinely good-quality silicone, and what I value most is how long it stays useful. The same pouch works for breast milk in the early days and then purees and yoghurts well into the school years, so it grows with your child rather than being outgrown and replaced. For families trying to buy less and buy better, that longevity is exactly the point. Cherub Baby’s environmental commitments go well beyond the product itself, and that impressed me. Buying carbon credits through Greenfleet, partnering with ShopPay to plant trees, and providing clear recycling instructions so even their plastic pouches can be repurposed into things like playground mats shows a brand thinking about the full lifecycle. Being the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA-free reflects values that clearly run deep.
As a dietitian, I appreciate products that grow with families, allowing the same pouch to be used for storing breast milk before transitioning to homemade purees and snacks as a child develops. As a dietitian, I appreciate products that support families across multiple feeding stages while reducing reliance on single-use plastics. The durable silicone construction and reusable format make it a practical, convenient and more sustainable option for everyday infant feeding.
What I liked most was how versatile it is. It grows with your child, starting out using it to store breast milk, then purees on the go, and yoghurt for bigger kids, so it can be used for years rather than months. It is such a great alternative to single use plastic yoghurt pouches, and I like that the body is made from high grade LFGB silicone. The bottom slide seal is really clever too, it enables you to open it right up, making it easier to clean, which is exactly what you want for something holding milk and purees. What impressed me most is the depth of independent testing behind the products, with the majority carried out by SGS and Bureau Veritas, two of the most established labs in the world, alongside their history as the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA free. I love that their production partners in China are part of the BSCI social compliance programme, giving real oversight of workplace standards. Their sustainability work stood out too, from purchasing carbon credits through Greenfleet Australia and phasing out single use plastic packaging to designing products that last for years and providing clear recycling instructions so they can be repurposed rather than binned.
This is a great affordable option with genuinely good-quality silicone, and what I value most is how long it stays useful. The same pouch works for breast milk in the early days and then purees and yoghurts well into the school years, so it grows with your child rather than being outgrown and replaced. For families trying to buy less and buy better, that longevity is exactly the point. Cherub Baby’s environmental commitments go well beyond the product itself, and that impressed me. Buying carbon credits through Greenfleet, partnering with ShopPay to plant trees, and providing clear recycling instructions so even their plastic pouches can be repurposed into things like playground mats shows a brand thinking about the full lifecycle. Being the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA-free reflects values that clearly run deep.
As a dietitian, I appreciate products that grow with families, allowing the same pouch to be used for storing breast milk before transitioning to homemade purees and snacks as a child develops. As a dietitian, I appreciate products that support families across multiple feeding stages while reducing reliance on single-use plastics. The durable silicone construction and reusable format make it a practical, convenient and more sustainable option for everyday infant feeding.
What I liked most was how versatile it is. It grows with your child, starting out using it to store breast milk, then purees on the go, and yoghurt for bigger kids, so it can be used for years rather than months. It is such a great alternative to single use plastic yoghurt pouches, and I like that the body is made from high grade LFGB silicone. The bottom slide seal is really clever too, it enables you to open it right up, making it easier to clean, which is exactly what you want for something holding milk and purees. What impressed me most is the depth of independent testing behind the products, with the majority carried out by SGS and Bureau Veritas, two of the most established labs in the world, alongside their history as the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA free. I love that their production partners in China are part of the BSCI social compliance programme, giving real oversight of workplace standards. Their sustainability work stood out too, from purchasing carbon credits through Greenfleet Australia and phasing out single use plastic packaging to designing products that last for years and providing clear recycling instructions so they can be repurposed rather than binned.
This is a great affordable option with genuinely good-quality silicone, and what I value most is how long it stays useful. The same pouch works for breast milk in the early days and then purees and yoghurts well into the school years, so it grows with your child rather than being outgrown and replaced. For families trying to buy less and buy better, that longevity is exactly the point. Cherub Baby’s environmental commitments go well beyond the product itself, and that impressed me. Buying carbon credits through Greenfleet, partnering with ShopPay to plant trees, and providing clear recycling instructions so even their plastic pouches can be repurposed into things like playground mats shows a brand thinking about the full lifecycle. Being the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA-free reflects values that clearly run deep.
As a dietitian, I appreciate products that grow with families, allowing the same pouch to be used for storing breast milk before transitioning to homemade purees and snacks as a child develops. As a dietitian, I appreciate products that support families across multiple feeding stages while reducing reliance on single-use plastics. The durable silicone construction and reusable format make it a practical, convenient and more sustainable option for everyday infant feeding.
What I liked most was how versatile it is. It grows with your child, starting out using it to store breast milk, then purees on the go, and yoghurt for bigger kids, so it can be used for years rather than months. It is such a great alternative to single use plastic yoghurt pouches, and I like that the body is made from high grade LFGB silicone. The bottom slide seal is really clever too, it enables you to open it right up, making it easier to clean, which is exactly what you want for something holding milk and purees. What impressed me most is the depth of independent testing behind the products, with the majority carried out by SGS and Bureau Veritas, two of the most established labs in the world, alongside their history as the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA free. I love that their production partners in China are part of the BSCI social compliance programme, giving real oversight of workplace standards. Their sustainability work stood out too, from purchasing carbon credits through Greenfleet Australia and phasing out single use plastic packaging to designing products that last for years and providing clear recycling instructions so they can be repurposed rather than binned.
This is a great affordable option with genuinely good-quality silicone, and what I value most is how long it stays useful. The same pouch works for breast milk in the early days and then purees and yoghurts well into the school years, so it grows with your child rather than being outgrown and replaced. For families trying to buy less and buy better, that longevity is exactly the point. Cherub Baby’s environmental commitments go well beyond the product itself, and that impressed me. Buying carbon credits through Greenfleet, partnering with ShopPay to plant trees, and providing clear recycling instructions so even their plastic pouches can be repurposed into things like playground mats shows a brand thinking about the full lifecycle. Being the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA-free reflects values that clearly run deep.
As a dietitian, I appreciate products that grow with families, allowing the same pouch to be used for storing breast milk before transitioning to homemade purees and snacks as a child develops. As a dietitian, I appreciate products that support families across multiple feeding stages while reducing reliance on single-use plastics. The durable silicone construction and reusable format make it a practical, convenient and more sustainable option for everyday infant feeding.
What I liked most was how versatile it is. It grows with your child, starting out using it to store breast milk, then purees on the go, and yoghurt for bigger kids, so it can be used for years rather than months. It is such a great alternative to single use plastic yoghurt pouches, and I like that the body is made from high grade LFGB silicone. The bottom slide seal is really clever too, it enables you to open it right up, making it easier to clean, which is exactly what you want for something holding milk and purees. What impressed me most is the depth of independent testing behind the products, with the majority carried out by SGS and Bureau Veritas, two of the most established labs in the world, alongside their history as the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA free. I love that their production partners in China are part of the BSCI social compliance programme, giving real oversight of workplace standards. Their sustainability work stood out too, from purchasing carbon credits through Greenfleet Australia and phasing out single use plastic packaging to designing products that last for years and providing clear recycling instructions so they can be repurposed rather than binned.
This is a great affordable option with genuinely good-quality silicone, and what I value most is how long it stays useful. The same pouch works for breast milk in the early days and then purees and yoghurts well into the school years, so it grows with your child rather than being outgrown and replaced. For families trying to buy less and buy better, that longevity is exactly the point. Cherub Baby’s environmental commitments go well beyond the product itself, and that impressed me. Buying carbon credits through Greenfleet, partnering with ShopPay to plant trees, and providing clear recycling instructions so even their plastic pouches can be repurposed into things like playground mats shows a brand thinking about the full lifecycle. Being the first Australian baby bottle brand to go completely BPA-free reflects values that clearly run deep.
As a dietitian, I appreciate products that grow with families, allowing the same pouch to be used for storing breast milk before transitioning to homemade purees and snacks as a child develops. As a dietitian, I appreciate products that support families across multiple feeding stages while reducing reliance on single-use plastics. The durable silicone construction and reusable format make it a practical, convenient and more sustainable option for everyday infant feeding.





















