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Baby Feeding Tools

Feeding tools that support every stage of introducing food — from first bottles to self-feeding spoons and sippy cups. As babies move from breast or bottle to solids, the right tools make mealtimes easier and less messy. Our feeding range is designed for babies 4 months through toddler age.

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Zikku Baby Feeding Bowl with Mesher RedZikku Baby Feeding Bowl with Mesher Blue
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Regular priceRs. 399.00Rs. 750.00
Zikku Baby Spill-Proof Silicone Suction Bowl Set with Temperature-Sensitive Spoon BlueZikku Baby Spill-Proof Silicone Suction Bowl Set with Temperature-Sensitive Spoon Red
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Zikku Baby Feeding Spoons & Forks Set RedZikku Baby Feeding Spoons & Forks Set Blue
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Regular priceRs. 299.00Rs. 750.00
Zikku First Stage Self-Feeding Training Spoons blueZikku First Stage Self-Feeding Training Spoons red
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Regular priceRs. 299.00Rs. 750.00
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FAQs for Baby Feeding Tools

Provides answers to a list of typical questions that users might ask
When should I introduce feeding tools to my baby?

Baby feeding tools like soft spoons and suction bowls can be introduced when your baby starts solids, typically around 6 months. Sippy cups are usually introduced between 6-12 months as a transition from bottle or breast to open cup drinking.

Are silicone feeding tools safe for babies?

Yes, food-grade silicone is one of the safest materials for baby feeding tools. It is BPA-free, non-toxic, heat-resistant, and easy to clean. Silicone spoons are also gentle on developing gums and first teeth compared to hard plastic.

How do I clean and sterilise baby feeding tools?

Wash with warm soapy water after each use. For sterilisation, most silicone and BPA-free plastic feeding tools can be boiled for 5 minutes or placed in a microwave or electric steriliser. Check individual product instructions as methods may vary.

What is the difference between a sippy cup and a straw cup for toddlers?

Sippy cups have a spout that babies tip upward to drink, similar to a bottle. Straw cups require sucking through a straw, which is actually better for jaw development. Most paediatricians recommend transitioning to straw cups by 12-18 months as they encourage proper oral muscle development.

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