Mason Bottle Handled Silicone Sleeve | 2-Pack for 8oz Mason Jars (Maritime & Seaglass)

Turn ordinary 8oz Mason jars into kid-friendly bottles with the Mason Bottle Handled Silicone Sleeve. This 2-pack adds a soft, grip-friendly touch that can help infants and toddlers hold their bottles more confidently while you enjoy peace of mind during feeding, travel, and everyday routines. The sleeve is crafted from 100% food-grade silicone, designed to cushion tiny hands and shield glass from incidental bumps, all while helping drinks stay at a comfortable temp for little palates.

Smart design for tiny hands

• Built-in handles offer a secure, easy-to-grip experience for infants and toddlers
• Slip-resistant texture helps little fingers stay on track during feeding or on the go

These features work together to create a calmer feeding moment, whether you’re at home, in the car, or out for a walk. The sleeve is BPA-free, non-toxic, and dishwasher-safe, making everyday use safer and more convenient for busy families.

Grow with your child

Pair the sleeve with Mason Bottle Nipples or Straw Tops (sold separately) to evolve from infant feeding to a toddler-friendly sippy cup. The same sleeve supports your child from first bottles to later transitions, adding consistency to your routine.

Practical care and colorway variety

The two-color combo, Maritime and Seaglass, coordinates with a wide range of Mason Bottle setups. The silicone remains easy to clean—dishwasher-safe—and designed to resist daily wear without adding bulk to the bottle.

What you get and how to use

• Two 100% food-grade silicone sleeves designed to fit 8oz Mason Bottle baby bottles (bottle not included)
• Guided adaptation for infant feeding, toddler transitions, and travel-friendly bottle setups

Overall, this 2-pack offers a practical upgrade for families who want a more confident grip for little ones, a safer handling option for glass jars, and a smoother path from bottle to sippy cup. It’s a thoughtful accessory that complements your Mason Bottle system without promising specific results for every child.