Plum fruit feeder and bear-shaped freezer tray with silicone pouches and Infatot packaging
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Four-step fruit-feeder diagram showing frozen portions, filling the pouch and attaching the cap and handle

Vendor:Infatot

Fruit Feeder & Tray Set

Sale price£9.99Regular price £14.99

A silicone fruit feeder and matching freezer tray for homemade portions. Use when your baby is ready for solids, with close adult supervision.

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Colour: Plum
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Product description

First tastes, with you beside them.

The Infatot Fruit Feeder pairs a soft silicone pouch with a matching freezer tray for portioning homemade food.

Start solids when your baby is developmentally ready, usually around six months. Keep your baby seated upright and stay with them throughout feeding. Follow the feeder instructions for food preparation, filling, assembly and cleaning. A feeder does not remove the risk of choking.

For more on starting solids, see the NHS Best Start in Life weaning guidance.

Why You'll Love It
  • Silicone feeder pouch for exploring first tastes
  • Easy-grip handle
  • Matching freezer tray for portioning homemade food
  • Use with your baby seated upright and an adult staying close
  • Follow the supplied filling, assembly and care instructions
Materials & Safety
  • Silicone feeder pouch with a matching silicone freezer tray.
  • Separate feeder components must be assembled and secured as shown in the supplied instructions.
  • For use when your baby is ready for solids, usually around six months.
  • Keep your baby seated upright and stay with them throughout feeding. A feeder does not remove the risk of choking.
Care & Cleaning
  • Follow the supplied instructions for taking apart, cleaning and reassembling the feeder.
  • Clean all food-contact parts before first use and after every feed; remove any trapped food.
  • Use dishwasher or sterilising methods only where the instructions for the exact component allow them.
  • Inspect the pouch and fastening before use. Stop using the feeder if any part is damaged or worn.
What's in the Box
  • 1 × Infatot® fruit feeder.
  • 1 × matching silicone baby-food freezer tray.
  • Available in Plum and Baby Blue.
  • Start when your baby is developmentally ready for solids, usually around six months.
Feeding & Weaning Tips
  • Start solids when your baby is ready, usually around six months
  • Follow the supplied instructions when preparing food, filling and assembling the feeder
  • Keep your baby seated upright and stay with them while they eat
  • Check the pouch and closure before each use; stop using damaged parts
  • A feeder does not remove the risk of choking
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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

What age is the Fruit Feeder suitable for?

Start solids when your baby is developmentally ready, usually around six months. Follow the age guidance supplied with the feeder. If your baby was born prematurely or you are unsure, ask your health visitor.

What can I put in the feeder?

Follow the supplied instructions for suitable foods, filling and assembly. Keep your baby seated upright and stay with them throughout feeding. Check the pouch and closure before use and stop using damaged parts. A feeder does not remove the risk of choking.

Can I freeze purées in the tray?

Yes. The freezer tray has individual compartments, perfect for portioning and freezing homemade purées.

How do I clean the set?

Follow the supplied instructions for disassembly, cleaning and reassembly. Clean food-contact parts before first use and after each feed, removing trapped food. Use a dishwasher or sterilising method only if the instructions for that exact component allow it.

What's included and what colours does it come in?

The set includes one fruit feeder and one freezer tray, available in Plum and Baby Blue.

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