Insulated meal bag Blue Béaba
The Béaba insulated meal bag in blue goes with you on every outing with baby: their meal travels in a dedicated bag designed to limit temperature changes between home and wherever they eat.
- Blue
- For nursery, walks and trips
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Free delivery across Morocco on orders from 300 DH.
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- Delivery across Morocco, free from 300 MAD
- Showroom in Maârif, Casablanca
Béaba insulated meal pouch in blue in Morocco
Nursery, a visit to the grandparents, a picnic or a long car journey: whenever you go out with your baby, you need to think about their meal. The Béaba insulated meal pouch, in blue, lets you carry your baby's meal in an insulated case, designed to keep food at temperature better than an ordinary bag.
Key features
- Insulated meal pouch by Béaba, the French brand specialising in baby mealtimes
- Blue
- Ideal for outings, nursery and travel
Tips for use
Prepare the meal at the last minute and put it in the pouch just before you leave. For foods that need to stay cool, add an ice pack; for a hot meal, reheat it if needed and always check its temperature before giving it to your baby.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the meal stay at the right temperature?
It depends on the starting temperature, the contents and the outside heat, especially in summer in Morocco. As a precaution, limit how long you carry sensitive preparations such as milk and use them quickly.
How do I clean the pouch?
Follow the manufacturer's care instructions. Empty it and leave it open to dry after each use to prevent odours.
Available in Morocco, the pouch is delivered within 24 h to Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Tangier and everywhere else in the country; delivery is free from 300 DH. You can also see it at our Casablanca showroom in Maârif.
