Silicone Feeding

Most high-quality silicone feeding sets like Australian Famous Brand LaLaLull are designed to withstand high temperatures and can safely be used in the microwave and oven up to a certain temperature specified by the manufacturer. Always check the product guidelines. Silicone Feeding Sets from LaLaLull withstand from -40°C to 200°C.

A silicone baby feeding set typically includes items such as a bib, plate, bowl, spoon, and sometimes a cup, all made from food-grade silicone. This material is chosen for its durability, flexibility, and safety. Typically, LaLaLull Silicone Baby Feeding Set include 8 Pieces as follows: Silicone Bib

Silicone Bowl with suction base

Silicone Plate with suction base

Silicone Placemat

Silicone Training spoon and fork:

Silicone spoon and fork

Silicone feeding sets are favored for their resistance to bacteria, ease of cleaning, and long life. They are also soft, which is gentle on babies' gums and new teeth, and they are less noisy when dropped or banged on the table.

Yes, high-quality silicone feeding sets are generally made from food-grade silicone that is BPA, PVC, and phthalate-free. It's always recommended to purchase from reputable brands that comply with safety standards.

Silicone feeding sets are usually dishwasher safe. They can also be hand-washed with soap and water. Some parents prefer to sterilize them in boiling water, especially for younger infants.

Silicone is non-porous, which means it's resistant to staining and doesn't hold onto odors. However, some strong-colored foods might leave a temporary hue which usually fades after washing.

While silicone is durable, if you notice any rips, tears, or changes in texture, it's best to replace the item to ensure your child's safety and hygiene.

Silicone is recyclable, but not all facilities have the capabilities to process it. Check with your local recycling program to see if they accept silicone.

High-quality silicone baby feeding sets designed with laser printing are made to withstand regular use and cleaning. The durability of the printing can vary by manufacturer, but generally, laser printing is less likely to fade quickly compared to other types of printing.