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| The Baby Blender | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| BPA-Free | ✓ | ✓ |
| Easy To Use | ✓ | ✓ |
| Easy To Clean | ✓ | ✗ |
| Loved By Babies* | ✓ | ✗ |
| Approved By Moms* | ✓ | ✗ |
Family Owned & Operated
Baby Blender is owned and run by our family, with a focus on simple tools for homemade baby food. Thank you for supporting the family behind the brand.
Proudly a U.S. Company
Baby Blender is based in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, USA. We’re proud to bring families simple, practical tools for preparing homemade baby food—little meals, made with love.
Cordless & USB Rechargeable
Recharge via USB, then blend without being tied to a power socket. Cordless convenience gives you flexibility when preparing your little one’s meals.
Easy to Clean
The removable glass bowl and blade assembly make cleaning simple after each little batch. Carefully wash these parts, then wipe the motor unit to keep your blender neat and tidy.
Portable & Easy to Take Along
Its compact size makes it easy to store between meals or pack for family visits and trips away from home. A little blender for little batches, at home or away.
We Choose Glass Over Plastic
Some chemicals in plastic can pass into the food it holds. This is called leaching. We chose a 300 ml glass bowl for our Portable Baby Blender because what touches your baby’s food matters just as much to us
Control the Texture with a Simple Press
Blend briefly for a thicker texture, or blend a little longer for a smoother homemade purée.
Fun idea: Think of blending time as your texture guide: shorter = more texture, longer = a smoother finish!
Step 1: Prep little batch
Place soft, prepared fruits or vegetables in the glass bowl. Cook firm ingredients until soft and let them cool first. Add a little liquid if needed.
Step 2: Press to blend
Secure the motor lid, then press the top button to blend. A shorter blending time keeps more texture, while longer blending helps make the
mixture smoother.
Step 3: Serve & tidy up
Spoon into your little one’s bowl and check the temperature before serving. Carefully clean the glass bowl and blade, then wipe the motor unit with a damp cloth.
Why Mothers Love To Blend
Help Reduce Mom’s Stress
Plastic can release chemicals. We choose glass.
We chose a glass bowl for our Portable Baby Blender because we care about what comes into contact with your baby’s food. Babies’ bodies are still developing, so they can be more sensitive to certain chemicals (1). The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends using glass or stainless steel food containers when possible to help reduce exposure to chemicals from plastic (2).
BPA-free plastic can still release chemicals.
Some chemicals in plastic can pass into food and drinks. This process is called leaching (2). BPA and certain other plastic chemicals can interfere with hormones, which help control growth and development (3). In one laboratory study, researchers found that some BPA-free products released chemicals that acted like estrogen in cell tests (4). So a BPA free label doesn’t guarantee that no other chemicals can leach (4). The study did not measure health effects in children (4).
Little meals.
Less mashing.
Swap the fork for simple push-button blending. Our Portable Baby Blender helps turn cooked veggies and soft fruit into smooth purées with ingredients you choose.
- Made for small portions
- Simple to use
- Cordless convenience
- Easy to take anywhere
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Sources
- American Academy of Pediatrics. Some Common Food Additives May Pose Health Risks to Children. HealthyChildren.org.
- American Academy of Pediatrics. Plastic Additives.
- National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, NIH. Endocrine Disruptors.
- Yang, C. Z., and colleagues (2011). Most Plastic Products Release Estrogenic Chemicals: A Potential Health Problem That Can Be Solved. Environmental Health Perspectives, 119(7), 989–996.