Popsicle trays?

[HomeWithMyBabies]

Wasn't sure where to put this, it can be moved where ever. Can anyone recommend a good brand of freezer popsicle tray? I'm looking for something bpa, phthalate etc free.

I found this one (http://thesoftlanding.com/sifrpotr.html), and it looks pretty cool, but it's backordered or out of stock where ever I find it.

Ds is sick and popsicles are the best way to get fluids into him, but I don't have a freezer tray anymore. :pout

Dh did find these cool fruits (http://www.coolfruits.com/productlist.aspx?catid=Freezer+Pops) freezer pops at the store though. I am pretty excited about them, they are dairy free, gluten free, kosher, vegan and no artificial colors or additives or sugar added.

[Rabbit]

We just bought silicone ones that I am in LOVE with. By Kinderville (http://www.amazon.com/Kinderville-Little-Bites-Silicone-Popsicle/dp/B002YVGNHC). The best part is that there are no more little sticks to break or lose.

[Meredith]

We have old Tupperware ones that DH's mom gave us. I've never found any that work better.

I see them occasionally at the thrift store and usually pick them up and give them to friends. They're great for pouring the ends of smoothies into!

[klpmommy]

Not landfill friendly, but the best thing that has worked for us is to get the little bathroom cups & put a popsicle stick in it before freezing. Then just tear the paper off when it is time to eat one. We don't eat enough of them for me to be too worried about my lack of green-ness. ;)

[Rabbit]

My freezer is stuffed, so the silicone ones with the lids are nice because they can be slipped into any little sliver of a spot, even on their sides.