#Not great (2009-06-08) I found that the lids didn t stay closed on all of the pots when I bought a pack. So I am going to buy Brother Max and hopefully they will be better.

#Great to use for 1st stage of weaning (2009-05-25) Really happy with the Mummy Baby cubes, I had some when my son was being weaned but they had been leant to me so I gave them back, was really pleased to find some online and for a good price that did exactly the same thing.

#cannot be steam sterilised (2009-05-21) My daughter in law bought these and was most disappointed when they were ruined in the steam baby bottle steriliser that she uses for all the baby s utensils. To sell a product specifically for baby food which cannot be sterilised seems ridiculous. Waste of money.

#Poor quality plastic (2009-04-22) These pots are not worth it, having used them once I now cannot close the lid shut as the plastic is not of could quality they are not freezer friendly or dishwasher friendly. . . I have realised that if you use an ice cube tray that each cube is the equivalent quantity to the stage 1 pots and you can easily transfer the puree into freezer bags.

#Good to get started (2009-04-12) These are great to start weaning if you are planning to cook for your baby. The size works well for the first few meals and you can use more than one later on. The only downside is they don t seal very tightly so don t work well for taking food when you are out.

#Difficult to open/close (2008-12-02) I ve had these boxes for a couple of years now and none of them are any good. The green seal has come out of the rim of the lids and several of them are impossible to close.

#not a single good thing about them.... (2007-12-10) In essence:- Don t buy them if you want to use them in microwave. I used one of them to steam some rice in the microwave, despite the constant presence of water, the hot rice melted the container . . . . . the bottom of the container is now a solid mix of plastic and rice grains. - Don t buy them if you want to store liquids. Despite the effective commercial where they put lots of money under water in one of their containers, they cannot hold even more dense liquids like oil or salsa. - Don t buy them if you want them to stay c...

#Highly recommended (2006-05-09) I haven t tried using them in a microwave, but I store spices in the small round ones, coffee beans in another box and it s excellent for self made ice-cream.

#Storage boxes - lids lose functionality (2005-12-29) OK provided you don',t cram too much in. Mine are useless now as I found that after using it with packed fruit the lids no longer lock.

#JML Lock & Seal containers (2004-05-19) As a leak proof containers these are very good, however, although they are microwave proof, I would NOT recommend you put the lids in the microwave. I ve found they they no longer click into place so they are no longer leak proof, this I found out after only using them in the microwave for 3-4 uses. The seals also melt under high heat. If you don t intend on using them in the microwave then you won t have any problems with them.

#As good as it looks, maybe... (2009-06-06) There are various sizes of containers, and are very deep (in size) but not so wide except the largest container. Good for storage, clips well on the side although sometimes liquid does fall out. Keeps the freshness in and easy to clean if cleaned straight away. The container sizes vary so much but non of them (for myself), could be used for taking lunch out. Overal good containers but would not purchase again, I feel tight seal containers can also do the same job as this one, maybe sometimes better.

#Really useful boxes (2005-11-27) A variety of sizes of storage box that are suitable for all sorts of purposes. Air tight, dishwasher-safe (top shelf only!), and sturdy enough to take my bashing, very useful indeed. Only downside is that they can be fiddly to wash by hand and the clips that make them air tight can be a little awkward if you',re trying to close the box with one hand.

#Difficulty opening plastic food containers? (2005-02-09) I ve bought some of these containers for my Mother (76) she has osteoarthritis and she can open these really easily. My Sister, who has rheumatoid arthritis and needs wrist splints, finds that she can open these containers with just the outward motion of her thumbs. I would recommend these containers to anybody who has difficulty manipulating conventional plastic storage lids.