Feeding

Plates, bowls, bibs and bottles for the stretch between first solids and a child who can more or less feed themselves.

Almost everything in this range solves one of two problems. The first is food that ends up on the floor: suction bases that grip a highchair tray, bowls with spill-resistant rims, bibs with a pocket deep enough to catch what misses. The second is portability — sets that roll up, clip shut, or warm a bottle from a car charger.

Baby-led weaning starts around six months, and the gear that works for it looks different from the gear that works for purées. Silicone that survives a dishwasher and a freezer, sections that keep foods apart for a child with strong opinions, and utensils sized for a fist rather than a pincer grip.

Materials are listed on every product page. Where something is food-grade silicone, LFGB certified, or free from BPA and phthalates, it says so there.