Including our favorite cold brew maker:
machine that I used for approximately three days. After starting Miles on table food—soft, bite-size pieces of whatever we happen to have around—we fell hard for these adorable 4-ounce containers from OXO, whose other products have been happily jamming up our drawers for years. OXO TOT’s leak-proof plastic cubes are great for portable daycare lunches and tiny portions of baby-friendly leftovers, not to mention homemade dressings and sauces.
Few food items actually require concentrated spoon-feeding. Yet we keep Munchkin’s plastic spoons around anyway. Not only do they allow us to bear witness to the drama that unfolds when you hand an infant a pre-loaded scoop of yogurt, but the rubberized handles do wonders for teething, and the bright colors are their own sort of fun. We also keep one in our diaper bag—whip one out at a restaurant, and you’ve scored even more precious minutes of distraction.
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