Products in this collection
Sold outBaby First Feeding Set for Starting Solids (3-Piece)
Feeding + Training Spoon Set for First Foods to Self-Feeding
GentleBottle Transitional Set for Bottle-to-Cup Weaning
SaleTraining Bundle for Independent Feeding
Advanced Feeding Set for Independent Eating (2-Piece)
Sold outTraining Fork + Spoon Set for Toddler Self-Feeding
Red Dot Award Product Design 2022
Essential Feeding Gift Set for New Parents
Sold outSuction Bowl with Fork + Spoon Bundle for Independent Feeding
Sold outSteamBowl + Fork & Spoon Bundle for Toddler Meals
Sold outSuction Plate with Fork + Spoon Bundle for Independent Feeding
Essential Training Bundle for Independent Feeding
Manual Breast Pump + GentleBottle Set for One-Step Pump and Feed
A set beats buying mealtime gear one mismatched piece at a time
The sets pair the pieces that work together: the First Feeding Set matches the SteamBowl with a parent feeding spoon and a leafy training spoon, the suction plate and bowl bundles add the training fork and spoon to dishware that stays put until a parent releases the tab, and the Essential Training Bundle packs the core self feeding line into one box.
Is a set actually cheaper than the pieces?
Each set is priced below the sum of the individual product pages it contains, and every price on this shelf is the real one, shown per set. The other saving is not money: the pieces in a set are chosen to be used at the same stage, so nothing arrives that has to sit in a cupboard for six months.
Which set suits a gift when I do not know the baby's age?
The first feeding sets travel furthest, because they are aimed at the start of solids around six months and stay useful for months afterwards. If the baby is already eating, the self feeding bundles are the better fit. Both arrive in one box, which matters more for a gift than it does for a cupboard.