Kiinde Twist Pouch Direct-Pump Direct-Feed Twist Cap Breast Milk Storage Bags for Pumping, Freezing, Heating and Feeding, Pre-Sterilized, 6 Ounce, pack of 80

I wish more people knew about Kiinde bottles. I used them for my last two kids and I recommend them to EVERYONE. They make things so easy. You don't need a dozen bottles to wash, just a few of the cases, nipples and these bags. You can freeze the milk, thaw, and feed directly from this bag. They can lay flat or stand up in the freezer. I've also used these for pre making baby cereal and freezing it and freezing milk replacer for bottle baby farm animals! With 7 kids, we've tried most bottles and these are by far our favorite!

Good as always! Love this system!

These are so cool! You can pump directly into them and then slide them in to the accompanying bottles. So no bottle washing. Just throw the bag away when you’re done. Good storage capacity, easy to use and no leakage. My daughter in law loves them!

*1 month review*I don't know why I even bothered with bottles after using this kit. My newborn takes breastmilk, but I have always been anxious about how much he was actually getting when latched, so i opted to feed him with expressed (pumped) breastmilk. I used to pump, then pour the milk in jars to store in the fridge, then pour that into the feeding bottle. You know the drill.. THESE BAD BOYS CHANGED THAT. The pump adapters (the same adapter fir my Spectra as well as a cheap knock-off pump purchased from Amazon) allows me to pump directly into the pouch. the same pouch that i will later on feed my son. I'm lazy. I don't want to wash 7 bottles, 7 nipples, 7 anti-colic flanges every day. Now, its just the nipples and its a game changer.Also, my son is very colicky and an extremely messy eater. I AM NO LONGER DEALING WITH GAS BUILDUP OR WIPING HIM OFF CONSTANTLY DURING FEEDINGS. He also will still latch perfectly to my breast should I need him to. Highly recommend this set to anyone who will listen

A must-have for moms who pump and want an easy, mess-free way to store, freeze, and feed their babies. These bags are durable, reliable, and make the entire milk storage process so much simpler.Pros:✔ Leak-Proof – The twist-lock design ensures there are no leaks, keeping milk safe in storage.✔ Pre-Sterilized – Ready to use straight out of the box, making it hygienic and time-saving.✔ Space-Efficient – The pouches are compact and easy to store in the freezer without taking up too much space.✔ Easy to Use with Kiinde System – The bags are designed to work seamlessly with Kiinde's Twist Breast Pump Adapter, allowing you to pump directly into the pouch.✔ Versatile – Ideal for pumping, freezing, and even feeding your baby, as you can attach the pouch directly to a bottle nipple.Cons:❌ Limited Capacity – The bags are smaller than some other storage options, so they may not hold enough milk for moms with a larger supply.❌ Expensive – The convenience of the Kiinde system comes at a higher cost than regular storage bags.Overall, the Kiinde Twist Pouch Bags are an efficient and hassle-free solution for breast milk storage, especially for moms who want ease of use and leak-proof reliability. Highly recommend!!!

I absolutely love the Kiinde bottles. It has been a game changer with my three babies. It cuts my dishes in half because the bags get recycled once my babies finish their milk. It’s easy to transport and easy to freeze. It also teaches my kids to hold their own bottles faster than any other bottle I’ve used.Also the company is amazing to work with. I had a couple faulty bags and I emailed them to let them know. They were so helpful and they had such a quick response.Btw I used these bags for breast milk, formula and whole milk.The whole system is something I gift to all moms.Get the subscribe and save it’s worth it.

I originally started using these by taking advantage of their free starter kit. Once I realized how much simpler they made my life, I was hooked! We used the bags for frozen breastmilk feedings up to 5 months and then switched to formula. The 6 ounce bags have worked for us through the 8-month-mark which is where my baby is now. If I had to buy another box, I'd likely bump up to the 8 ounce size, but it hasn't been necessary yet.PROS FOR BREASTFEEDING:- It makes prep work simple! Just place the frozen bag in a cup of warm water, insert it into the white case/holder (with the cap still on), then remove the cap and add a nipple. SO fast!- It makes clean up faster. Just remove the nipple, wash the nipple, and then recycle the bag. You're only washing the nipple- not a whole bottle.- My baby responded well to the slow flow nipples and it did not cause any issues.- If you pump directly into the bag, you are not dirtying 2 pump bottles and then pouring those into a bag. You are just pumping directly into the Kiinde bags, so clean up is reduced. (I had no issues with the Spectra converter.)PROS FOR FORMULA and/or BOTH- The nipples come with a cap, so they are protected in your diaper bag.- Amazing for travel or just on the go. I went on a beach trip for a week with my 6 month old. We brought normal bottles for the day (so I felt less wasteful), but for the time we were at the beach, I brought the Kiinde bags and it was 10X easier to manage! I fed him in the car, at parks, and on planes with this system and it's always easier.- Can use for formula too. With formula, we pre-pack the bags with the mixture and then just bring my Spectra pumping bottle with the correct ounces of water. I then pour the water into the bag, shake it, and pop on the nipple. I've also just brought an empty Spectra bottle and then purchased water at the airport after I get through security, measure it out, and pour into the Kiinde bag.- This may be subjective, but I feel like it helps prevent gas. Since the bag deflates as the baby drinks, they aren't sucking in all this air.CONS:- They will take up more space when you freeze them or stack them frozen because of the round lid.- The ounces on the outside are misleading. Since I was a low producer, I was always rationing my milk. Because it was challenging to get an accurate measurement, even if I pumped directly into the bag, I still would pour out into a measuring cup, then pour that into the Kiinde bag and write the ounces on it. (They tell you to use your fingers to fully open the base of the bag, but since I was so low on milk, every ounce counted, so this was still risky to me.)- Pouring in breastmilk is easier than scooping in formula. I didn't want to buy the funnel, but in all reality, it made prepping formula bottles way easier and was worth avoiding the headache.- Not for environmentalists. The bags are recyclable, so that's helpful, but I tried to NOT use the bags if I was home or not using frozen breastmilk.- The stacking rack wasn't useful for us. It doesn't hold much, and I wound up just freezing flat and then tossing them all into my deep freezer.Overall, none of the cons were significant enough to deter me from continuing to use the system, and I'm still highly satisfied with the product. As a working mom, you often have to weigh costs versus benefit, and in this circumstance, the time and energy it saves our family is worth the cost! I will be using this system again with future children as it's that helpful!