Article d'alimentation

Anti-colic bottles include a venting system, often built into the wide neck or nipple base, designed to reduce the amount of air a baby swallows while feeding. Less swallowed air can mean less gas and fussiness after a feed, though individual results vary by baby.

Yes, bottles in this collection are made from BPA-free glass or silicone. Dishwasher safety varies by material and model, so check the specific product page — glass bottles are generally top-rack dishwasher safe, while silicone bottles may recommend hand washing.

A fruit feeder holds soft or fresh food inside a silicone mesh bag that baby sucks and gums on, releasing flavor and small amounts of food without any choking risk from whole pieces. These are generally suitable once a baby starts exploring solid foods, typically around 6 months, but always supervise use and check with your pediatrician if you're unsure about timing.

Sippy cups and easy-grip forks and spoons in this collection generally suit toddlers around 12 months and up, once babies are ready to transition from bottles and start practicing self-feeding. Suction-base plates are useful throughout this stage since they resist being flipped or slid off the table.

Check the specific product page for material and temperature guidance, since this can vary by pouch. Many reusable silicone or food-grade plastic pouches are freezer-safe for storing purees, but not all are microwave-safe, so confirm before heating.