Best Weaning / Feeding Utensils

Latest review: Convenient for quick snacks and small meals. Bright colours, but a tip to not have curries in them as they stain the plastic if not washed straight away. No damage done minus a few scratches here

Latest review: I now give these as gifts to any expecting friends. I would never have thought it would end up being one of our most used items, but being able to have everything separate and able to be thoroughly

Latest review: Ordered direct from Wean Meister - they have awesome promos semi regularly. Bought the pods, bibs and adora bowls. All of the products are excellent quality, the shopping experience was super easy,

Latest review: Bits of mesh were coming off when my little one was using it! Would not recommend. Also one of the meshes smelt bad when I took it out of the

Latest review: these plates are much better than the last design arent as flat have a lip all the way around to help stop littlies losing their food off the plate, so helps build confidence Larger size as well is

Latest review: These spoons were used for only a few months and plastic on the tips started to peel off. Can no longer use given risk baby swallows the plastic. Would NOT

Latest review: I used to buy pre-made baby purees until I discovered just how easy it is to make your own homemade baby food. Finding these reusable baby food pouches was a great solution to portioning and storing

Latest review: I'm using this for my son and i'm happy with that. No worries with this spoon can't hurt .This spoon is perfect in its size, shape and material, which made me happy and easy to feed him. I have this

Latest review: I bought the full set of bowls, plates, cups and cutlery as soon as I found out I was to be a grandmother, in 1999. They are still in perfect condition although that baby is now 19 and working; his

Latest review: I will NEVER buy this bib again. After washing the correct way its covered in a sticky, oily substance. Contacted the company and they pretty much said it's time to buy a new one and it's a process

Latest review: Maybe I got a faulty bowl and suction piece but I attached the suction part to the high chair and connected the bowl but do you think I can now get the bowl off the suction piece. I have tried using

Latest review: Food pouch spoons, what a great invention - begs the question which came first, the pouch or the spoon? Joking aside, these detachable food pouch spoons really come in handy for feeding bub on the

Latest review: I like using these bowls when I feed my little one. They come in different vibrant colors, BPA-free, microwave and dishwasher safe as well. Its thick and durable. Even when my baby uses it on

Latest review: I was soooo happy when I heard Kiinde had an Australian distributor - I intended to exclusively breastfeed my daughter and so made sure I bought one of the starter kits when they became available.

Latest review: These spoons are good when you first start solids. They are easy to hold specially when your also battling a fidgety baby. The colours are cute and attract my sons attention. They all also hold a

Latest review: I have been working in childcare for 4+ years with nursery and have my own baby.... we have tried everything that we could find and this brand is the best of the best. It might seem expensive from

Latest review: These are the best spoons out there for weening in my opinion, they are just fantastic. They are very soft but still teeth mark resistant, have nice long handles (for when bubs wants to hold on as

Latest review: These bowls are my favourite item from the Annabel Karmel range and I have used them from 5 months to 1.5 years and no doubt will keep using them for a long time still! They are the perfect size for

Latest review: When my Little Man started dribbling in the middle of Winter I needed something that looked good but performed well. The Li'l daks dribble bibs come in cute designs and are so small I could keep a

Latest review: We introduced this to our son when he was around 6mths and showing signs he wanted to feed himself. It was a great way for him to learn how to pick up a utensil and bring it to his mouth. The lumps