Bumkins Suction Silicone Child Feeding Set, Bowl, Lid, Spoon, BPA-Free, First Feeding, Child Led Weaning – Marbled

Worth: $15.95 - $9.59
(as of Apr 29,2021 09:27:28 UTC – Particulars)

Bumkins Silicone First Feeding Set lets you transition your child to self-feeding. The suction base retains the bowl from sliding or flipping over. To assist suction, attempt dampening the underside of the suction with just a bit little bit of water. Nice to be used on highchair trays or tables. The bowl is designed with a curved deal with that is simply held by caregivers to assist with feeding. The straightforward to grip double-ended silicone spoon grows with child – one finish is for dipping into purees and the opposite for scooping stable meals. Made with 100-percent meals protected platinum silicone, the spoon is smooth and protected for teething infants. The set features a clear silicone lid with a safe match. Ideally suited for saving leftovers – the clear lid lets you simply see saved meals. The bowl, spoon and lid are all BPA-free, PVC-free, phthalate-free and lead-free. Microwaveable, freezer-safe and dishwasher-safe . Bowl is oven protected, as much as 400F. For ages 4 months and up. Designed in Arizona, responsibly made in China.

PLATINUM CURED – Bumkins makes use of the best high quality curing course of. It doesn’t end result within the creation of any by-products, guaranteeing you get the purest silicone.
SAFE TO USE – Silicone doesn’t comprise any petroleum-based plastics or poisonous chemical substances like these present in plastics. Our grip dishes are created from 100% meals protected silicone, are BPA-free, PVC-free, phthalate-free and lead-free.
CONVENIENT – Silicone can face up to high and low temperatures, simply transitioning from the fridge or freezer to the oven or microwave. Oven protected as much as 375°F. High-rack dishwasher-safe.
BACTERIA RESISTANT – Silicone has a pure resistance to micro organism, making it protected and hygienic.
PINCH TESTS – There’s quite a lot of data on the market about “pinch checks” as a method to inform if silicone has fillers. Nevertheless, the “pinch check” is just not an actual scientific check and, subsequently unreliable.