Podee: Hands-Free Baby Bottle Feeder System

Humans only have two hands, meaning we can only do so many things at one time. Having a baby means that your hands are going to be busy for quite a long time indeed. Just feeding your baby with a bottle means that you can't do other things. Wouldn't it be nice to have those hands free while feeding your baby? You could check your phone, write important notes, whatever you need to do. Well, Podee is here to help. It's a hands-free baby bottle feeder system that uses a long tube that connects from your baby to the bottle.

Note: Comes in a 2-pack

Since the bottle does not need to be held right up to your babies face, your baby can feed while they're lying down or sitting by themselves. Sure it's great to bond with your child while they feed, but no one says you can't take few minutes away to relax while they feed themselves!

The Podee hands-free baby bottle feeder has a pacifier on one side, and a baby bottle on the other. A tube connects to the two devices and acts as a long straw so that as your baby sucks on the pacifier it will suck the milk from the bottle, allowing them to essentially feed themselves while the bottle is stored below in their stroller, car seat, or between their legs.

Gain some very much needed parental freedom with this amazing helper. This system also helps prevent colic and gas build up, helps prevent ear infections and reflux as well. It will come in very handy for traveling or feeding multiple babies. This unique baby feeding device is recommended for use with children aged 3 months or older. The Podee hands free system is great on the go or for at home.

Most importantly the Podee hands-free baby bottle feeder is a reliable and safe feeding method for infants and young children because it allows them to control the pace of the feeding thanks to the up-right feeding technology. Parents will love it for all of these reasons and kids will love it because they get their feeding.

Check out the Podee hands-free baby bottle feeder system in action via the video below.