WeeSprout Baby Led Weaning Set: Silicone Bowl, Spoons, Bib & Cup for Self Feeding (Purple)
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- SUCTION BOWL WITH LID: The 12 ounce silicone suction bowl has a suction base that securely sticks to the table, keeping the bowl in place. A stationary bowl makes it easier for early self feeders to scoop food up since their bowl isn't sliding all over the table. Measurement markings make it easy to measure how much your little one eats at each mealtime. The easy release tab makes it effortless to remove the suction bowl when done. Plus a premium plastic lid makes saving leftovers a breeze.
- FOOD GRADE SILICONE: Made with BPA, PVC, Phthalate-free food grade silicone, this feeding set is tough enough for toddlers but gentle on gums & developing teeth. The easy-grip texture is perfect for little hands learning fine motor skills. Plus its top rack dishwasher-safe for quick and easy cleanup!
- BABY SPOONS: This feeding set comes with 4 spoons, thoughtfully designed for parent assisted feeding and babies self-feeding. Two spoons are tailored for parents, featuring longer handles for comfortable reaching and assisting with feeding. While the additional two spoons are specially crafted for babies' self-feeding endeavors with shorter lengths and thick, easy-grip handles to encourage independence.
- STRAW CUP WITH LID: This 4-ounce silicone cup is soft and flexible, making it easy for your baby to hold and drink from. The cup is designed to help your baby transition from bottle to big kid cup and develop drinking skills. The curved straw design promotes correct jaw positioning, proper lip closure, and efficient drinking habits.
- SUCTION PLATE WITH COVER: Crafted to simplify meal times and reduce mess. These plates come with three separate compartments and a four-point suction system that ensures a stable hold on smooth surfaces, stopping the plate from being upended or tossed. The compartmentalized layout keeps food distinct, while the elevated borders assist your baby in independently scooping and consuming food.