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Feeding Luxe Set

The ultimate silicone set for starting solids

Rs. 3,199.00

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Order it now to receive it as soon as November 07.

Designed to help little ones smoothly transition from assisted to independent feeding. With easy-grip and soft designs tailored for tiny hands, it encourages motor skills development and makes self-feeding a joyful experience.

Baby Safe: Made with FDA approved 100% Food Grade Silicone

Parent Favorite: Toxins and chemical free, microwave safe, dishwasher safe, designed to last and easy to clean.

Puppy Plate: Sectioned plate for balanced meals, with a strong suction base for mess-free mealtime.

Round Bowl: Open design makes scooping easy for little hands learning to self-feed, while suction base ensures that everything keeps in place.

Sippy Cup: 4-in-1 design grows from snack to sippy to straw to open as the self feeding grows.

Bib with Catcher: Features a soft, adjustable up to 4 sizes neckband and a large pouch to catch spills.

Wooden Cutlery: Designed with wooden handles for better toddler grip, and soft tips for little gums.

Silicone Cutlery: Designed for little hands.

Food Nibbler: Gentle silicone tip lets you fill it with fresh or frozen fruits, veggies, yogurt, purees, or even breast milk and ice.

Note - Suitable for little ones from 6 months to 3-4 year old. Should not be used before 4 months.

1 x Suction Plate
1 x Non-Slip Base bowl
1 x Easy Grip Cup with 1 x Straw Lid and 1 x Snack Lid
2 x Baby Cutlery (1 x Silicone, 1 X Wooden)
1 x Easy Clean Food Nibbler
1 x Bib with Catcher

- Suction base and surface must be clean and dry.To get best suction results, push the plate/bowl firmly to the flat surface.
- Wash in the warm and soapy water. Use light detergent. Rinse well.
- Avoid keeping any of the items in detergent or highly pigmented food for a prolonged time.
- Spoons with wooden elements can’t be used in dishwasher.
- Only the top rack of the washer is advised.
- Avoid any oil build-up as it may affect the taste of the food
- Dispose of the item at the first sign of significant damage