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Silicone Baby Feeding Sets

Silicone Baby Feeding Sets

Weaning is messy, exciting, and repetitive - in the best way. A silicone baby feeding set is designed to make daily mealtimes easier to manage while helping babies build independent feeding skills step by step. Instead of piecing together random items that slide, tip, or stain, a coordinated set gives you the essentials for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and early self-feeding practice.

 

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About Food-Grade Silicone

Silicone is a flexible, durable material made from silica, a natural element derived from sand. EKOBO uses high-quality, food-grade silicone described as safe, non-toxic and suitable for everyday use in baby and family products, as seen in the baby feeding collection.

All silicone items are BPA-free and designed as a long-lasting alternative to disposable plastics, supplying a soft, functional solution for daily meals at home or on the go, as outlined in the EKOBO FAQ. The material is flexible and wear-resistant, making it especially useful for repeated use.

Food-grade silicone is widely recognized as safe for food contact and is approved for use in kitchenware and food applications by organizations such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, making it a reliable choice for everyday use.

Food Storage Jar Set in Borosilicate Glass 180 ml - Coral / Mimosa Kids EKOBO

About Borosilicate Glass 

Borosilicate glass is a durable material made from silica and boron trioxide, designed to withstand temperature changes without cracking we using in food storage collection, including storage jars 

All borosilicate glass items are BPA-free and designed as a long-lasting alternative to disposable plastics, offering a clean, transparent solution for storing food. The material is non-porous and does not absorb odors or stains, making it especially suitable for repeated use. 

Borosilicate glass is widely used in food-contact applications and is commonly found in kitchenware due to its strength and thermal resistance, making it a reliable choice for everyday use. 

EKOBO STORY

WE DESIGN TO DO BETTER WITH LESS. 

Founded in 2003 by Bruno and Boo Louis, EKOBO began as a family-driven project rooted in thoughtful design and daily use. Over more than 20 years, the brand has grown alongside our children, shaping products for meals, travel and developing products together. 

From the beginning, our approach was simple: create functionalwell-made pieces using carefully selected materials - bamboo, cork, rePET, silicone, and organic cotton - with a focus on durability and reducing unnecessary waste. 

Each collection reflects a "less is more" philosophy, where form, function and material are considered equally. Today, EKOBO is an international brand with 500+ designs, present in the United States, Europe, and Asia - made for modern family life. 

Read Our Story 

Designed for everyday weaning

During the weaning stage, small details make a big difference. Higher rims help babies scoop, divided sections help separate foods, and suction bases help keep plates and bowls in place when little hands explore. Training cups are shaped for easier gripping and smoother transitions from bottle to cup.

These sets are made to support:

  • First purees and early spoon practice
  • Finger foods and self-feeding routines
  • Portioning different foods on one plate
  • Snack time at home, daycare, or while traveling
  • Gradual cup training and independent drinking

     

What makes silicone feeding sets practical

Silicone is widely used for baby feeding because it’s flexible, durable, and easy to clean for daily routines. It’s also quieter than hard plastic or ceramic, which makes drops and bumps less disruptive—especially at early stages when everything ends up on the floor at least once.

A silicone feeding set is a practical option for parents who want:

  • Consistent, easy-to-use pieces designed for babies and toddlers
  • A more stable mealtime setup with suction bases
  • Simple cleanup after sticky or oily foods
  • A coordinated set that matches across items

     

Suction plates and bowls that stay put

Suction is one of the biggest upgrades during weaning. A well-designed suction base helps keep the bowl or plate more stable on common smooth surfaces, which means fewer spills and less frustration for both baby and parent.

For best results:

  • Use suction on clean, smooth surfaces
  • Press down firmly to seal
  • Avoid textured or porous surfaces where suction can’t fully grip

     

Training cups for growing skills

Cups are part of weaning too. Training cups are designed for small hands and early drinking practice. Whether you’re introducing sips of water with meals or building toward a more independent routine, a dedicated cup helps keep the learning process consistent.

Training cups are especially useful for:

  • Transitioning away from bottles
  • Building grip control and coordination
  • Practicing sipping with less mess

     

At-home and on-the-go mealtimes

A reliable baby feeding set helps keep routines consistent across different settings. Use the same familiar plate, bowl, and cup at home, then pack pieces for travel, grandparents’ houses, or restaurant meals.

These sets work well for:

  • Everyday family meals
  • High-chair feeding at home
  • Daycare packing lists
  • Weekend trips and holidays
  • Outdoor snacks and picnics

     

A complete set that grows with your child

Weaning doesn’t last forever, but mealtime routines do. A well-chosen silicone baby feeding set can carry your child from first tastes through toddler meals—helping them practice independence, build confidence, and learn table habits over time.

Explore our silicone baby feeding sets to build a mealtime setup that supports daily weaning, easier cleanup, and a calmer routine—one meal at a time.

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