7-piece toddler feeding set

The suction base actually stays put on our wooden table, no more launching the bowl across the room. My 18-month-old uses the silicone spoon comfortably.

Switching to this set was a game changer — the suction base actually keeps the bowl stuck to the high chair tray, even when my toddler tries to flip it. The silicone spoon is the perfect size for his little hands.

My little guy actually uses the silicone spoon for teething relief between meals, and the suction base stays put on his high chair tray without sliding around.

Our 18-month-old can't flip the bowl now that we use the universal suction base, and the silicone spoon is just the right softness for his gums. The cup is a good size for his small hands, too.

Finally, a feeding set where the suction base actually stays put on the high chair tray. The silicone spoon is softer than the plastic one, which my little one prefers for teething.

The plate and bowl are nice and deep, so less food ends up on the tray. The suction base holds surprisingly well on our high chair table, which makes mealtime much less messy.

My 18-month-old actually lets me put the plate down now because the suction base keeps it from flying across the table. The silicone spoon is great for his teething gums too.

Bought this for my picky eater and the silicone spoon is great—it’s soft on her gums but still sturdy for scooping. The universal suction base keeps the plate stuck to her high chair tray without sliding around, even when she tries to flip it.

The suction cup base is a lifesaver—it keeps the bowl firmly stuck to the tray so my toddler can't fling it across the room. The silicone spoon is soft enough for his gums but still sturdy for scooping, and the cup is the perfect size for his little hands.