Done By Deer Baby Food Container 2 Pack - Tiny Farm Powder
Keep baby’s meals fresh, secure, and ready to go with the Done by Deer Baby Food Containers. These handy little pots are just the right size for storing purees, snacks, or leftovers – whether you're at home or out on an adventure.
Designed with leakproof screw-on lids, they’re ideal for popping into your bag without worry. Made from durable, food-safe Tritan, they're free from BPA and other nasties, and safe to use in both the microwave and dishwasher – so meal prep and clean-up are a breeze. With sweet fruit and farm friend motifs in soft pink hues, practicality has never looked so playful.
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Done By Deer Baby Food Container 2 Pack - Tiny Farm Powder
Keep baby’s meals fresh, secure, and ready to go with the Done by Deer Baby Food Containers. These handy little pots are just the right size for storing purees, snacks, or leftovers – whether you're at home or out on an adventure.
Designed with leakproof screw-on lids, they’re ideal for popping into your bag without worry. Made from durable, food-safe Tritan, they're free from BPA and other nasties, and safe to use in both the microwave and dishwasher – so meal prep and clean-up are a breeze. With sweet fruit and farm friend motifs in soft pink hues, practicality has never looked so playful.
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Keep baby’s meals fresh, secure, and ready to go with the Done by Deer Baby Food Containers. These handy little pots are just the right size for storing purees, snacks, or leftovers – whether you're at home or out on an adventure.
Designed with leakproof screw-on lids, they’re ideal for popping into your bag without worry. Made from durable, food-safe Tritan, they're free from BPA and other nasties, and safe to use in both the microwave and dishwasher – so meal prep and clean-up are a breeze. With sweet fruit and farm friend motifs in soft pink hues, practicality has never looked so playful.
