kids dinnerware - from baby's first meals to independent toddler

Mealtimes change quickly in the early years. From those very first spoonfuls to the moment your child insists on holding the cup alone. Here you’ll find plates, bowls, cups, cutlery, bibs, placemats, lunch boxes, bottles, and complete dinner sets — all thoughtfully made for babies and young children.

Our baby tableware grows with your child. With calm colours, familiar Deer friends, and shapes that sit comfortably in small hands, mealtimes become part of the rhythm of everyday family life.

how do you choose the right tableware for your child?

A good starting point is age and motor development.

For babies, small bowls, easy-grip spoons, and cups with spouts can make early self-feeding feel manageable. Lightweight materials and soft edges support those first attempts at holding, scooping, and sipping independently.

As your child becomes more confident, sectioned plates and stick & stay designs can bring a little more calm to the table. They stay in place and make it easier to practise eating without everything sliding around. Open cups and regular plates can be introduced gradually as coordination improves.

Colours and Deer friends can also make a difference. Familiar details often make new routines feel more reassuring.

is the tableware safe to use?

All our tableware for babies and young children is made from food-grade materials such as 100% food-grade silicone and PP (polypropylene).

Every product is tested according to relevant European standards. That means it’s free from harmful substances and safe for daily use at the table.

is it easy to clean?

Family life is busy. Cleaning up shouldn’t be complicated.

All our baby tableware is dishwasher safe, making it easy to use again and again. The materials are chosen to handle everyday meals — from breakfast porridge to afternoon snacks — without losing their shape or function.

why does the right tableware matter?

The right tableware supports independence. It encourages better grip, reduces spills, and helps your child focus on learning to eat.

Small details — like non-slip bases, balanced proportions, and comfortable handles — can make a meaningful difference. Not just for your child, but for the atmosphere around the table.

Because mealtimes aren’t only about food. They’re about connection, routine, and small shared moments.