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Weaning
Weaning, in short, is simply moving your baby from a milk-only diet onto the solid foods he’ll need, from around six months, to grow and develop healthily.
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| Toddler Training Bowl with Cutlery |
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| Code: 430203 | |
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- Large feeding bowl with snap shut lid
- Ideal for travel and storage
- Fork and spoon lock into lid for travel or easy storage
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| Fresh Food Feeder |
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| Code: 543124 | |
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- Allows you to give baby fresh solid food such as berries, vegetables or cooked chicken or turkey, without risk of choking.
- Snap-lock mesh holds the food
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| Silicone Tip Weaning Spoons (2pk) |
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| Code: 403033 | |
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- Soft and flexible silicone tip
- Extra gentle on sensitive gums
- Great for baby's first solids
- Long handle for comfort and better reach
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| Soft Bite Spoons |
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| Code: 430516 | |
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- Soft tips for tender gums
- Long handled spoon is more comfortable for parents
- Shorter handled spoon, with larger tip, is perfect for when baby is ready to self-feed
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| Soft-Tip Heat Sensing Weaning Spoons |
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| Code: 430518 | |
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- Heat sensing spoon changes colour from red to yellow when food is too hot
- Soft tips for tender gums
- Suitable for all forms of sterilisation
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| Cutlery Case with 2 Spoons |
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| Code: 430750 | |
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- Compact, snap-together case containing two toddler spoons
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| First Fork and Spoon Set |
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| Code: 403017 | |
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- Anatomically designed to remain horizontal for minimum spillage
- Strategically located, contoured finger guides ensure correct grip
- Blunted fork for safety
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| Toddler Fork and Spoon |
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| Code: 403032 | |
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- Changes colour when the food is too hot
- Teaches children to eat correctly and confidently
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| Cutlery Set |
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| Code: 403019 | |
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- Complete set of cutlery for toddler to learn to use utensils in feeding
- Contoured finger guides ensure correct grip
- Rounded, blunted knife has short cutting edge for greater safety
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| Baby Food Pots (3pk) |
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| Code: 430170 | |
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- Unique air-tight lid keeps snacks fresh until ready to eat
- Soft tip spoon for tender gums
- Ideal for travelling or storage
- Dishwasher, freezer or microwave safe
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| Snack & Serve Cups |
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| Code: 543203 | |
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- 3 convenient sizes
- Snap tight lids
- Dishwasher safe
- Larger size has suction base
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| Stay Put Suction Bowls |
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| Code: 549003 | |
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- 3 convenient sizes
- Each bowl has a permanently attached suction base to help prevent spills
- Snap tight lids are ideal for travel
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| Stay Put Bowl with Spoon and Travel Lid |
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| Code: 403056 | |
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- Seal-tight lid
- Super grip suction base
- Dishwasher safe
- Loop spoon that is easy for baby to hold
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| Twin Compartment Bowl with Spoon -- NEW! |
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| Code: 430204 | |
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- Non-slip base
- Special compartment for storing spoon
- Two serving sections in the one bowl
- Soft tip spoon is gentle on baby's gums
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| Roll 'n' Go Bibs (2pk) |
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| Code: 463516 | |
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- Soft and light
- Wipe, dishwasher clean
- Dimpled reverse prevents irritation to baby’s delicate skin
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| Comfi Neck Catch All Bib |
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| Code: 403098 | |
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- Scoop to catch all spills
- Soft edging for added comfort
- Simple, quick cleaning
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| Weaning your Baby |
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| Stage 1 |
| Weaning begins at around 6 months when milk alone doesn’t seem satisfying enough. Start with small amounts of pureed food, for which we have specially designed feeding accessories to help you. |
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| Stage 2 |
| At around 9 months baby’s food can be mashed rather than pureed, and with a little help and encouragement from mum and dad baby will start to self-feed. Our selection of stay put bowls and spoons have been developed so your baby can try new tastes with the minimum of fuss. |
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| Stage 3 |
| At around 12 months start to introduce baby to the family diet, chopped into manageable pieces. Our decorated products and cutlery sets are fun and help encourage your child to eat correctly and independently. |
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