Jané 4-Piece LFGB Certified Silicone Dinner Set for Children Introduce your child to the joys of self-feeding with our 4-Piece Silicone Dinner Set, designed specifically for little hands. With suction pads on the base of the bowl and plate, this set ensures a mess-free, safe dining experience, perfect from 4 months onwards. This 4-Piece Silicone Dinner Set is a safe, practical choice for parents and a fun option for babies starting to explore foods. Each piece is crafted from high-quality silicone that meets European LFGB standards, ensuring it's free from BPA, PVC, lead, and phthalates. The set includes a bowl with a raised edge for easier scooping of liquids and semi-solids, a flat plate, a soft spoon, and a beaker, all designed to encourage self-feeding in early childhood. The suction pads at the base of the bowl and plate add stability, reducing spills and increasing confidence at mealtimes. What’s Included: 1 x Silicone Bowl with Suction Pad 1 x Silicone Flat Plate with Suction Pad 1 x Silicone Spoon 1 x Silicone Beaker Product Highlights: Suction Base Design: Enhances safety and minimises mess by keeping the bowl and plate in place. Child-Friendly Materials: Made from soft, LFGB-certified silicone. Complete Feeding Set: Everything needed for a child to enjoy meals independently. Features & Benefits: LFGB European Certified Silicone: Ensures the highest safety and hygiene standards. Dishwasher and Microwave Safe: Offers hassle-free cleaning and versatility in meal preparation. Designed for Young Eaters: Features such as a raised bowl edge aid in scooping food. 100% Free from Harmful Chemicals: No BPA, PVC, lead, or phthalates. Soft and Gentle: Ideal for tender gums and new teeth. Compact Dimensions: Fits well on most highchair trays and small tables. Specifications / Size & Fit: Dimensions: 14.5 x 15.5 x 16.5 cm Materials: High-quality, LFGB-certified silicone Suitable For: Children from 4 months and up Ideal Uses: First Foods: Perfect for introducing solids to babies. Daily Meals: Suitable for breakfast, lunch, and dinner use. Learning to Eat Independently: Encourages self-feeding skills in toddlers.
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