All-in-One Baby Food Steamer & Blender

The seal on the steaming lid didn't quite click into place properly out of the box, so I get a bit of steam escaping the sides. It still cooks the food fine, just not as snug a fit as I expected.

Steaming is whisper quiet but the blend cycle is louder than I expected, which occasionally sets our light sleeper off. Still use it most days though because the results are so much better than store bought.

The touch panel isn't immediately obvious and I had to check the leaflet a couple of times in the first week. Once you know which button does what it's great, steams evenly and the blend comes out smooth.

Works really well and has made weaning much less stressful, but the jug capacity means I have to do two batches to fill our freezer stash for the week. Not a dealbreaker, just something to plan around.

No nonsense, no fiddly settings to work out. Steam, blend, done. Our daughter is now onto more textured food and the pulse setting handles that just as well as the smooth purees did at the start.

We pack it up and take it to my mum's most weekends so we're not relying on pouches while we're there. It's light enough to carry and the parts nest together neatly in a bag.

I often make purees during nap time and it's not nearly as loud as our old hand blender was. Takes under fifteen minutes from raw veg to a smooth bowl of food, which fits neatly into a nap window.

Looked at a few pricier options before settling on this one and honestly can't see what we'd be missing out on. It steams, blends and reheats leftovers, which covers everything we need for our 6 month old.

With a newborn in the house I have zero patience for handwashing gadgets. The jug, lid and steaming basket all go straight in the dishwasher and come out spotless every time.

I was nervous about starting weaning but the instructions that came with it were clear and the controls are just a few buttons. My little one is now on chunkier textures and it copes fine with that too.

We had a separate steamer and a hand blender before and neither of them lived in a cupboard, they just cluttered the side. This one machine replaced both and looks tidier sat there too.

I keep bags of frozen peas and broccoli for exactly this, and the defrost setting means I don't have to remember to take anything out the night before. Quick rinse of the jug after and it's ready to go again.

She turned her nose up at shop bought pouches but wolfs down whatever comes out of this. I steam broccoli, carrot, anything really, and blend to whatever texture suits her that week. Genuinely easy to get the hang of.

Used to steam on the hob then blend separately and wash up twice as much. This does both in the same jug which sounds small but makes a real difference on a busy evening with a hungry toddler. Highly practical.

Got this for my sister when her twins started solids and she messaged me the same week to say how much time it was saving her. She can do both batches of puree back to back without cleaning between steams.

It feels sturdy, not flimsy like some baby gadgets. The glass jug has stayed clear after months of carrot and sweet potato purees, no staining at all. Cleaning is quick too, everything that touches food comes apart easily.

Had a similar gadget years ago with my first that took up half the worktop. This one is much more compact and the buttons are dead simple, even my husband can work it. Our 7 month old loves the smoother purees it makes.

My wife wanted something to batch cook for our son and this has been brilliant. We do a big steam and blend session on a Sunday and freeze portions for the week. The jug is easy to lift off and pour into pots.

Bought this when my daughter started weaning at 5 months and it has honestly halved the time I spend on dinner. I just steam the veg in the jug then blend it straight away, no extra pots to wash. The digital display makes it easy to see what's happening without lifting the lid.