Turn Mealtime into a Delicious and Safe Adventure
Encourage your little one's independence and make every meal a moment of joy with our collection of kids' tableware from Global Store. We have selected products specially designed for small hands, made of safe and durable materials that withstand drops and varied temperatures. From the first stages of weaning to independent meals, we have the perfect accessories.
Discover our range which includes silicone suction bowls (that won't tip over), compartmentalized plate sets to separate foods, ergonomic cutlery with rounded edges, and non-spill training cups. Colorful designs and attractive animal or character shapes turn eating into educational play. Buy online and ensure a safe culinary experience for your child, taking advantage of great prices and fast delivery throughout Moldova.
Guide to Choosing the Right Material
Food safety is a priority. Food-grade silicone is soft, flexible, unbreakable, and withstands high temperatures (can be sterilized). Bamboo fiber is an eco-friendly, lightweight, and biodegradable alternative but requires hand washing. BPA-free plastic is durable and affordable, perfect for intensive daily use.
For the start of weaning (6 months+), choose bowls with a suction base and soft silicone spoons to protect gums. For older children (12 months+), bamboo or hard plastic sets with a fork and rounded knife are ideal for learning to handle cutlery.
| Material | Key Features | Ideal For |
|---|---|---|
| Food Grade Silicone | Soft, suction, unbreakable | Weaning, babies, gum protection. |
| Bamboo Fiber | Eco-friendly, lightweight, matte | Toddlers, dry meals, snacks. |
| Plastic (BPA Free) | Durable, colorful, cheap | Preschoolers, picnics, travel. |
Frequently Asked Questions about Kids' Tableware
Can silicone tableware be washed in the dishwasher?
Yes, most food-grade silicone products are dishwasher safe (top rack). They can also be used in the microwave without releasing harmful substances.
From what age can I use metal cutlery?
It is recommended to introduce metal cutlery (with rounded edges and small size) around the age of 18-24 months, when the child has better hand-mouth coordination. Until then, silicone or plastic are safer.
What does "BPA Free" mean?
BPA (Bisphenol A) is a chemical used in plastic production that can be harmful to health. "BPA Free" products do not contain this substance, being safe for contact with children's food.