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From around 6 months, your baby’s first meals bring new demands when it comes to plates, bowls and cutlery. Silicone baby tableware should stay put, be easy to clean and suit your child’s stage of development. At the same time, many products use terms such as ‘shatterproof’, ‘food-safe’ or ‘platinum silicone baby tableware’ without clearly explaining what they mean in practice.
Three common buying problems crop up particularly often:
When choosing weaning tableware, clear information about the materials matters more than eye-catching colours or design descriptions. Details such as BPA-free baby tableware, food-grade silicone or 100% platinum silicone should be clearly stated in the product information.
For the products featured here, platinum silicone refers to a material variant specified by the manufacturer. The name alone doesn’t automatically mean that every product is suitable for every use. Also check for:
If a product mentions a standard, check exactly what it applies to. For example, the MiaMia silicone plate is stated to meet the safety requirements of EN 14372. This information comes from the relevant product description.
A small plate with a raised rim can help your baby scoop up food. Divided sections can be useful for keeping purée, vegetables and other foods separate. Bowls with a capacity of around 200 ml are suitable for smaller portions. Plates with several compartments and a capacity of around 600 ml offer more room for different foods.
Remember to check the size of your highchair tray, too. A plate measuring 23,5 × 15 × 2,5 cm may fit differently from one measuring 19,5 × 19,5 × 3,3 cm. It’s worth measuring the space available before you buy.
Dishwasher-safe baby tableware can make cleaning easier, but you should still follow the manufacturer’s care instructions. Some products are suitable for the microwave and steriliser, while others should only be washed by hand.
Silicone is flexible and, with normal use, may be less likely to break than rigid materials. That doesn’t mean it’s resistant to knife cuts, sharp metal edges or prolonged chewing. Before each use, check plates, bowls and cutlery for cracks, sticky patches, deformation or loose parts.
Why it suits this profile: This four-piece set covers mealtimes at home and includes a plate, bowl, cup and spoon. According to the product information, it’s intended for children aged 6 months and over.
Rather than having to find matching pieces separately, you get four essentials in one set. The product description says the tableware and cup have non-slip bases.
Four pieces, silicone components and a stated weight of 0,35 kg. It’s listed as suitable for children aged 6 months and over.
Why it suits this profile: The set combines a plate, bowl, cup, fork and spoon. It’s a good option for households looking for a complete weaning set with consistent material information.
The description specifies 100% food-grade platinum silicone and BPA-free materials for all the components. It also gives clear temperature and care information.
A 400 ml plate, 200 ml bowl and 150 ml cup, plus a fork and spoon. According to the product information, it’s suitable for the dishwasher, microwave, freezer and steam steriliser.
Why it suits this profile: Designed to encourage independent eating, this plate has three compartments and a suction cup. That can be especially useful for mealtimes in a highchair or at a smooth table.
The suction isn’t guaranteed on every surface: according to the product information, the surface must be clean, dry and smooth. This gives you a realistic idea of how the baby plate with suction cup will perform.
Three compartments, a 600 ml capacity and stated platinum silicone construction. The product description gives a temperature range of -40 °C to 230 °C.
Why it suits this profile: This baby cutlery set is a useful addition to tableware you already own and is intended for children aged 6 months and over. The storage box makes it easier to carry and keep the pieces together.
The product information highlights rounded fork tips, textured handles and BPA-free materials. You’ll still need to check regularly for cracks and loose parts.
Includes a spoon, a fork and a portable storage box. According to the product description, the handles are made from food-grade silicone and PP.
Even shatterproof baby tableware needs to be checked regularly. Before using new products for the first time, wash them according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Remove food residue after every meal and allow each piece to dry completely.
Also remember to:
We’ve put together a complete, regularly updated list of products that meet these strict selection criteria and fully comply with the safety regulations in force in the EU.
Many of the products featured here are intended for babies aged 6 months and over, according to their product descriptions. However, always follow the age recommendation, take your child’s abilities into account and supervise them directly with an adult present.
Several of the products featured are listed as dishwasher-safe. Even so, check the care instructions for each product. For some models, such as certain plates with suction cups, hand-washing may be recommended or better for keeping the material in good condition.
There’s no fixed lifespan that applies to every product. It depends on how often it’s used, how it’s cleaned, temperature exposure and how it’s handled. Replace plates, bowls and cutlery as soon as you notice cracks, sticky patches, deformation or other damage.