Kids' Tableware
About the collection
Their own tableware makes mealtimes more enjoyable for children. You'll find plates, bowls, cups and cutlery for babies and toddlers learning to eat on their own. Suction-base dishes stay put on the table, and light materials...
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Kids' Tableware helps create a safe and smooth mealtime routine for both babies and toddlers at home. The selection includes plates, bowls, drinking cups and cutlery, suitable both for practising early independent eating skills and for everyday use in the nursery. The material, comfortable grip and practical features that reduce mess at the table are especially important. Many products are made from BPA-free silicone
and are heat- and cold-resistant, so they can be used with different foods and at different temperatures. When choosing, check whether the bowl or plate has a suction base and whether the cup has a spout or handles suited to your child, as these support learning to drink step by step. Sets that bring together matching plates, bowls and accessories for a meal are also useful.
Kids' Tableware: silicone, plates and drinking cups for every mealtime
Kids' Tableware includes everything from plates and bowls to drinking cups and cutlery. For babies, choose options that support their first attempts at eating with a spoon and a smooth transition from milk to other drinks. For toddlers, it is important that tableware stays firmly on the table and has a comfortable shape, making it easier for children to grasp and try things for themselves.
In practice, it is used at mealtimes at home, in the nursery or when travelling, whenever stable, child-friendly eating equipment is needed. Many silicone products are designed for serving both hot and cold food, making mealtime routines easier. In addition, suction-cup options and plates with divided sections help reduce the risk of things being knocked off.
What to choose: age suitability, grip and ease of use
When choosing tableware, it is worth first considering from what age your child will use it and how their eating habits are developing. For example, spouted cups and straw cups are designed to support the transition to independent drinking. Cutlery, plates and bowls are, in turn, linked to how well a child can hold a spoon or fork and how much extra support is needed to reduce mess.
Good tableware for children is practical for parents, too. Products that are easy to clean and withstand repeated use are simple to use every day.
- Age suitability: check the age range marked on the product (e.g. 4+ or 9m+) to ensure it is suitable for your child’s development.
- Material: BPA-free silicone is preferred because it is flexible and comfortable for a child to use.
- Fastenings: a suction cup helps keep a plate or divided plate in place on the table.
- Serving food: a bowl, divided plate or plate with separate sections helps serve portions more clearly.
- Drinking options: straw cups and cups with a soft spout support learning to drink.
Heat and cold resistance and everyday care
Kids' Tableware is often made to be flexible and durable. Silicone plates and sets are repeatedly described as temperature-resistant: they withstand both cooling and heating, which is useful when serving both hot and cold dishes. For example, some products are specified as suitable for temperatures down to approximately -20 °C and heat-resistant up to approximately +220 °C (depending on the specific product).
For easy care, it is convenient if tableware can be washed in the dishwasher and suits both everyday routines and food preparation. If products can also be frozen and later heated, meals can be planned ahead conveniently, especially when preparing baby food.
Setting the table for a child: suction plates and divided dishes
Many options include practical solutions to reduce mess. Suction-cup plates and divided plates that attach to the table keep the surface more stable and are well suited to children who are still learning to eat. Divided sections help keep different foods separate, making meals easier for a child to understand.
Bowls can also be helpful, with lids or splash-resistant designs helping to keep mealtimes cleaner. When a set includes several components, it is easier to put together everything needed for a meal: plate + bowl + drinking option + cutlery.
Drinking cups, spoons and mealtime sets to support learning
As babies and toddlers move from milk to other drinks, the shape and material of their drinking vessel are especially important. Silicone straw cups and cups with a soft spout and handles support drinking and help children find their own rhythm. The tableware often has a practical design suited to little hands and helps reduce the risk of spills.
Common cutlery options include silicone spoons, which are gentle and well suited to first spoon-feeding attempts. When a silicone tableware set is put together, it is practical for all the pieces to match in style and function. This can help parents feel more confident that mealtimes will be equally comfortable for their child.
Alongside enjoying food, consistent materials and safe use can help establish a steady routine, even when mealtimes are busy or a child is practising independence. Tableware suited to children is therefore both an everyday essential and a small part of a home mealtime environment that supports a child’s development.