First Feeding Baby Spoons

The spoons are made from food-grade silicone with an explicit bisphenol- and phthalate-free scope stated for this item, rather than bamboo or a composite material, so the melamine-related hazard this criterion flags does not apply.

These spoons are a single-material silicone piece with an embossed logo and no painted decal or glaze described anywhere, so there is no decorated food-contact surface to test, and no lead/heavy-metal testing is published either way.

The spoons are made with food-grade silicone and disclosed as free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates, going beyond a bare BPA-free claim, but no platinum-cure designation, migration test, or LFGB-style verification is published for this finished item.

Care guidance for the spoons specifies washing by hand or on the dishwasher top rack, with no microwave-safety claim made for this plastic-free silicone item, avoiding the exact marketing pitfall this criterion flags.

Dishwasher-safe care guidance is published for the spoons, but no replacement interval or shedding/degradation testing under heat is disclosed for this item specifically.

We queried the complete CPSC recall registry directly and found one record for this brand: a 2022 recall of FRIGG pacifiers, a different product category than these spoons. The recall was voluntary, no injuries were reported.

These spoons are stated to be third-party tested to CPSIA, ASTM, and Prop 65 standards, with no certificate number or lab named. The named-standard claim is specific and covers the finished feeding item, though it isn't independently resolvable.

The material (food-grade silicone) and chemistry exclusions (BPA/BPS/PVC/phthalate-free) are disclosed, but country of manufacture is not stated on this product's own pages, and no warranty terms specific to the spoons are published.