HOMQUEN Popsicles Molds, 8 Piece Ice Pop Mold, Reusable Easy Release Ice Cream Mold for kids, Many Shapes Homemade Popsicle Molds, DIY Popsicle Maker, BPA Free (8 Cavities-Blue)

Love these! I can make my toddlers their favorite snacks and know exactly what’s in them! The especially love when I put their favorite yogurt in them and freeze them! Super durable and great quality! They are small enough for our little freezer and super easy to use and clean.

It broke after the first use, actually it broke during the first use. It fell from my freezer and the inner piece that holds the popsicles shattered like glass does. They were the perfect size for my nephews and they loved the shapes of the popsicles and that they had small designs on the tip like a cat but unfortunately they do not work well after freezing as it dropped and shattered.

These are nice popsicles but they're pretty small. They're also hard to get out of the mold! We have to let them thaw for a little and then you can remove them. The most intricate shapes are hardest to remove.

Bought 3 sets, q for me and others as gifts. We all love them. Bought a fun book about Popsicles yo go with them.

I’ve used the product one time so far. Easy use, easy to clean, /not/ easy to release. Wasn’t a horrible struggle, but you have to wait or run it under some water to get it to loosen up for popsicle removal. I will add that the different shapes of the mold are fun and my toddler is a fan.Edited to Add: I actually really am not a fan of these- the “easy to release” is so difficult. Additionally, my two-year-old son has dropped two by accident and both times the plastic holder snapped immediately. Just not the best product.

This is a great way to keep cool with all those heat waves! I've seen a lot of reviews saying it's hard to get out but if you follow the instructions, it's really easy. Here is simple low-drip recipe that works for us.One package of family size jello mixOne cup sugarOne package kool-aid mixMix with two cups boiling water until dissolved. Then add two cups cold water. Pour what you can into the molds and freeze. Pour remainder in a container and place in fridge. When ready, soak molds in hot water for about 20-30 seconds before pulling them out. Melt the fridge jello mix in the microwave to refill the molds (makes about 24 popsicles). Enjoy!

Hard to get individual pops out

My son loves homemade pops now with these molds. The little animals on the end are super cute, didn't notice them until the 3rd time using the molds. A little tough to clean but worth it for my little guy!