Good to know
When can I start weaning my baby?
UK guidance is to introduce solid foods at around six months, alongside breast milk or formula, once a baby can sit up with support, hold their head steady and bring food to their mouth. A fruit feeder is a gentle way to let them explore new tastes and textures at that stage.
How many bibs do I actually need?
More than you think. A dribbling baby can get through several muslin bibs a day, and a proper feeding bib saves a change of clothes at every meal. The 7-Piece set was put together to be a realistic day's supply rather than a single showpiece bib.
What is the difference between a feeding bib and a dribble bib?
A feeding bib is wipe-clean and worn at mealtimes to catch food. A dribble bib is soft absorbent muslin worn between meals to keep a teething baby's chest dry. The coverall bib adds sleeves for baby-led weaning and painting.
What can I put in the fruit feeder?
Soft fresh fruit such as banana, melon or strawberries, cooked vegetables, or frozen fruit for a cooling teething treat. Always supervise your baby while they use it and check the mesh before each use.
How do I wash the bibs and the fruit feeder?
Care differs between the fabric bibs, the mesh feeder and the freezer tray, so follow the instructions supplied with each item and the care tab on its product page. Check the mesh before every use and replace the feeder if it shows signs of wear.









