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  • Eco and unbreakable stainless steel children's meal set that is microwave safe!
  • Includes a stainless steel plate, bowl and small cup
  • Healthy and safe for children: stainless steel is chemical-free, durable material that does not retain tastes or odours
  • Lightweight and unbreakable
  • Microwave, refrigerator and dishwasher safe
  • Ergonomic shapes and rounded corners make it easy for little hands to learn to eat independently
  • Silicone cover for non-slip and noise-cancelling
$89.90
Color: Terracotta

Description

Beaba Stainless Steel Baby Feeding Set — Durable, Healthy, and Built to Last

When it comes to your baby's mealtime, the materials matter. The Beaba Stainless Steel Baby Feeding Set is a complete, thoughtfully designed feeding set that puts your child's health and development first — from first foods all the way through to confident, independent eating

This complete baby feeding set includes an ergonomic plate, bowl and cup, all crafted from high-quality stainless steel — the same material trusted by professional kitchens the world over. Unlike plastic, stainless steel is completely inert, meaning it contains no chemicals that could leach into your child's food. It's smooth, non-porous surface won't absorb food, flavours or odours, so every meal tastes exactly as it should — fresh, clean, and wholesome

Ultra convenient and innovative, the clever design allows for microwave use. The components are also safe for the refrigerator, oven (without the sleeve, max 180 °C), and dishwasher, making it perfect for daily use

The ergonomic shapes are designed with little hands and growing independence in mind, making it easier for young children to scoop, grip, and explore mealtimes on their own terms. Tough enough to handle daily drops and bumps, yet refined enough to bring to the table every single day — this is the baby feeding set you'll reach for meal after meal

Dimensions: Cup 6.1x 6.4 cm, Small bowl 11.4 x 11.4 x 4.3 cm, plate 16.3 x 16.3 x 3.2cm

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