Silicone Baby Feeding Set with Owl Plate, Sippy Cup, Spoons & Bib

Anyone feeding a baby knows the real challenge isn't the food it's keeping the plate on the table, the cup right-side up, and the bib actually doing its job. This silicone baby feeding set was clearly built with that exact chaos in mind.

The centerpiece is a suction-base plate shaped like an owl, which sounds like a small detail until you've watched a baby try to fling a regular plate across the room. The suction bottom keeps it locked in place, so mealtime stays on the tray and not on the floor. It comes with a matching lid, which is handy for storing leftovers or prepping a portion ahead of time.

The sippy cup follows the same soft, rounded design, with two side handles sized for small hands to actually hold onto, plus a straw lid that makes the transition from bottle to cup a little smoother. Alongside it, you get both a spoon-and-fork set with easy-grip silicone handles for early self-feeding attempts, and a second spoon-and-fork set with wooden handles for when a parent is doing the feeding a small but genuinely useful distinction for anyone who's tried to spoon-feed a baby with a slippery handle.

There's also a rounded suction bowl for cereals, purées, or anything with a bit more spill risk, and a soft silicone bib with a built-in catch pocket at the bottom to grab the food that doesn't make it into their mouth on the first try.

Every piece is made from food-grade silicone, which means it's free of the harsh materials some cheaper feeding sets use, and it's built to handle the daily wear of drops, chews, and dishwasher cycles. The soft marble finish keeps the whole set looking clean and neutral, so it doesn't feel like it belongs to just one nursery theme.

This is a set built for the realistic stretch of early feeding messy, repetitive, and a little unpredictable rather than one designed to look nice in photos and fall apart after a few uses.

Key Features

Suction-base owl plate with lid : stays anchored to the table or tray, so it's harder for baby to flip .
Two-handled sippy cup with straw lid: sized for small hands, useful for easing the bottle-to-cup transition
Two spoon-and-fork sets: one with silicone handles for self-feeding, one with wooden handles for parent-led feeding
Suction bowl : better spill control for cereals, purées, and wetter foods
Silicone bib with catch pocket : soft against the skin and designed to catch dropped food before it hits the floor
Food-grade silicone construction : built to handle daily use, drops, and repeated washing


FAQs

Is this feeding set safe for babies to use on their own?
Yes, it's made from food-grade silicone, which is a common, baby-safe material used in feeding products. The plate and bowl also have suction bases to help keep them in place during self-feeding attempts.

What's the difference between the two spoon and fork sets?
One set has soft silicone handles, which works well for babies practicing self-feeding since it's easy to grip. The other has wooden handles, which is often preferred by parents doing the feeding themselves.

Does the plate actually stay in place, or is the suction just for show?
The suction base is designed to hold the plate to a flat, smooth surface like a tray or table. It works best on clean, non-textured surfaces, so results can vary on uneven or heavily textured trays.

Is the sippy cup good for a baby just transitioning off a bottle? The two-handled design and straw lid are meant to help make that transition a bit easier, since babies can hold it with both hands the way they're already used to.

Can I put this feeding set in the dishwasher?
Silicone feeding products are commonly dishwasher-safe, but always check the specific care instructions for this set before washing to be sure.

Does the bib actually catch food, or is the pocket just decorative?
The silicone bib includes a catch pocket at the bottom, designed to collect food that doesn't make it into your baby's mouth on the first try, which helps keep some of the mess off their clothes.