Baby food feeder (large) No name model 160337PL — Plum, from 6 months

Large baby food feeder No name model 160337PL in plum color is a silicone mesh/vented feeding device intended for infants from 6 months. The feeder permits small, safe portions of fresh fruit, cooked vegetables or frozen treats to pass through a fine silicone mesh while retaining larger pieces, reducing the risk of choking. The design supports independent self-feeding and oral motor development, and the unit is simple to disassemble for cleaning.

Advantages

The silicone mesh allows gradual introduction of solid textures while limiting large chunks, helping to minimise choking hazards. The vented, ergonomic handle and large-capacity reservoir provide a comfortable grip for small hands and reduce the need for constant adult assistance. Constructed from soft food-grade silicone at the contact points, the feeder is gentle on emerging teeth and gums. The feeder disassembles easily for rinsing and cleaning, and the plum color provides a neutral, practical finish.

Suitable for

• Introducing fresh fruit and soft cooked vegetables to infants from 6 months
• Allowing babies to self-feed and practise oral motor skills
• Providing frozen fruit or ice-based snacks as teething relief
• Safe portioning of small food pieces to reduce choking risk

Key specifications

• Recommended age: from 6 months
• Material: food-grade silicone mesh and plastic handle components
• Feeder type: large-capacity silicone mesh / vented design
• Colour: plum
• Design features: ergonomic handle for baby grip, wide reservoir, venting for liquid and air flow
• Cleaning: disassemblable for manual washing

How to use

To prepare the feeder, disassemble the unit and place appropriately sized pieces of soft fruit, cooked vegetables or frozen fruit inside the mesh reservoir; do not overfill. Reassemble securely before giving it to the child. Supervise the infant during use and check the mesh frequently for wear or blockage. After use, disassemble and rinse thoroughly; allow all components to dry before reassembly. Follow standard infant feeding safety practices and introduce new foods one at a time to monitor for allergies.

Usage recommendations

Use only with adult supervision. Inspect the silicone mesh regularly and replace the feeder if any damage or excessive wear is noticed. Avoid placing whole nuts, hard raw vegetables or other high-choking-risk items inside the feeder. Clean all parts according to the manufacturer's care instructions to maintain hygiene and product performance.