Baby food feeder (large) No name 160337AZ — silicone mesh, from 6 months, Azure

Large baby food feeder No name model 160337AZ is a silicone mesh feeding device intended for introducing solid foods to infants from around 6 months. The Azure-colored feeder features a soft silicone mesh pouch that holds purees, mashed fruit, small cooked pieces or chilled teething items. It is designed to reduce the risk of choking while allowing babies to explore taste and texture through self-feeding, and its size accommodates larger portions than standard infant feeders.

Advantages

The silicone mesh construction provides a flexible, food-safe surface that releases flavor while retaining solids, which helps prevent large chunks from entering the mouth. A larger reservoir gives caregivers the option to offer more substantial servings and reduces the need for frequent refills. The feeder is easy to disassemble for cleaning and is made of materials that tolerate repeated washing. The soft handle and weight distribution are intended for small hands and developing grip strength.

Suitable for

• Introducing solid fruits and cooked vegetables to infants from about 6 months
• Self-feeding practice for improving motor skills
• Teething relief using chilled fruit or frozen purees
• Safe snack option during outings or daycare

Key specifications

• Material: soft silicone mesh pouch with a silicone or plastic handle
• Recommended starting age: from 6 months
• Design: large-capacity pouch for bigger portions
• Color: azure
• Cleaning: disassemblable for hand or machine washing

How to use

Fill the silicone mesh pouch with appropriate-sized soft fruits, cooked vegetables, or purees before offering it to the child. Ensure pieces are small enough to fit inside the pouch without forcing the opening. Supervise the infant while using the feeder and inspect the pouch regularly for wear or damage. After use, disassemble the feeder and clean all parts according to the manufacturer's care guidance to maintain hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Always supervise infants during feeding, introduce one new food at a time to monitor for allergies, and check the feeder's mesh regularly for signs of wear. For teething comfort, chill the filled pouch in the refrigerator but avoid freezing hard solids that could damage the pouch or pose a safety risk.