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Help babies build independent eating skills with confidence using our Silicone Baby Fork And Spoon Set, thoughtfully designed for safe, comfortable, and mess-reducing self-feeding. Combining a soft, easy-grip silicone handle with durable stainless-steel utensil heads, this set is an ideal feeding accessory for infants and toddlers who are beginning to explore solid foods.
Safety is at the heart of the design. Each baby fork and spoon features a wide protective safety guard positioned between the handle and utensil head. This guard helps limit how far the fork or spoon can enter a child’s mouth, reducing the risk of over-insertion during early self-feeding practice. The rounded edges and baby-friendly shape provide an additional layer of reassurance for parents and caregivers.
The handle is made from soft, food-grade silicone with an anti-slip textured surface. Its ergonomic shape is specially developed for little hands, allowing babies to hold, control, and maneuver the utensils more easily. Whether used for yogurt, mashed vegetables, fruit puree, rice, pasta, or other toddler-friendly foods, the set helps children develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills while enjoying mealtime more independently.
The spoon and fork heads are made of high-quality stainless steel for strength, durability, and long-term use. Unlike fully plastic utensils, the stainless-steel construction offers a more stable eating experience while maintaining a hygienic, easy-to-clean surface. The silicone and stainless-steel materials are selected to withstand everyday use in homes, daycare centers, baby-product retailers, and gift sets.
Our Silicone Baby Fork & Spoon Set is made from food-grade materials and can comply with major international standards, including LFGB, FDA, REACH, and BSCI requirements. It is suitable for use in temperatures from -40°C to 230°C, making it practical for a wide range of daily feeding and cleaning conditions.
OEM and ODM services are available for brands, importers, distributors, and baby-product retailers. Custom options may include colors, logo printing, packaging design, material combinations, and product-set configurations. Sample lead time is typically 7–10 days, while standard mass-production lead time is approximately 45 days. Final production schedules depend on confirmed order quantity, customization details, and packaging requirements.
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