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THE NEXT GENERATION OF MILK STORAGE

Most breast milk bags suck. That’s why we created Boobcube - a simple, sustainable, endlessly reusable storage system that’s better for baby and the planet.

NONTOXICREUSABLESUSTAINABLEBPA FREEFREEZER & MICROWAVE SAFE

A SAFER WAY TO BUILD YOUR STASH

When you can’t go straight from the teet - Boobcube is your next best option. Our 100% food-grade, BPA-free silicone system helps keep microplastics out and nutrients in. So you can sleep like a baby knowing your liquid gold is safe for your little one. 

NEVER WASTE A DROP

Get attached to a new way to feed. Easily freeze your milk in pre-measured 0.5, 1, and 2 oz portions. When it’s time to feed, thaw the exact right amount for baby - no more crying over wasted milk. 

HOW TO USE

Fill, freeze, and feed in three (baby) steps. Wash and reuse again and again.
THE CANTEEN
STEP 1: FILL

THE CANTEEN

Collect your milk! Haaka, pump, hand express — whatever works for you.
THE TRAY
STEP 2: FREEZE

THE TRAY

Freeze your milk in portions that work best for you and babe. Once frozen, store your cubes in a glass container and mark with the month.
THE POUCH
STEP 3: FEED

THE POUCH

When it’s time for a feeding, fill The Pouch with the perfect amount of milk for baby and defrost. Voila!

OUR LATEST BOOB Qs

Q: Are plastic bags okay to freeze my breast milk in?

A: Research has shown that chemicals and microplastics from single-use plastic breast milk bags can leach into milk, especially when bags are heated to thaw milk, so it’s safest to store milk without them. Read about it here.

Q: How long can I store my frozen breastmilk?

A: The CDC states that frozen breastmilk is best used within 6 months in a standard freezer, and 12 months in a deep freezer. However, our favorite economist, Emily Oster, goes into more research here.

Q: How do I build my freezer stash?

A: There are many ways to build your stash including pumping after a baby's feed, adding in an extra pump session before bed, or using a Haaka to collect letdown from the opposite side baby is feeding on.