I purchased these containers at Babies R Us, not through this vender. I have a 18 month old daughter, started making my own food since she was 6 months (lots of work, also came to my senses and supplimented with jarred). Originally got the baby bullet with their containers, but knew I needed many more containers and loved the price point on these. Initially I liked the other containers better because I didn't know the dates (until I used painters tape and a sharpie marker to label), the lids would pop open in freezer if I filled too high..... BUT now I appreicate these containers much more, I prefer them over the other containers I have. I use them for when I have small leftovers for daughters food, I don't use them really in the freezer any more, instead I freeze avocado mash or whatever in Wilton's silicone pop tray, freeze them in my food saver bags, and the size of the pop trays are about 1.5 oz, so they are perfect to drop in these contains to thaw when I need them (the lid closes, perfect size!). I never really use the trays, think they might work well for finger painting, or beads when making jewelry, etc. My lids have NEVER broken off. I LOVE the fact that the lids are connected, THEY STACK INTO EACH OTHER so terrific on space saving and organization sanity! I fit 3 of them in my munchkin dishwaster baskets no prob. They stack well on themselves when in use, so I'll put 2oz portion applesauce from a warehouse bulk food place and stack them 2 at a time in my refrig for use during the week. I find that there are more pros than cons with these. I'll still freeze food in these, I've had practice having better results. Oh, I even started teaching daughter 'open' and 'close', 'in' and 'out' with these containers, seeing what's in them through the clear plasic, she loved playing with them and learning at same time. I actually wish they had similar concept for larger containers (with attached lids). I also put cheerio snacks or puffs in diaper bag with these containers, very helpful!
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