Kit 1 - Prepare for Starting Solids

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Kit 1 - Prepare for Starting Solids

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$50.00

✓ Extra 20% off applied on checkout

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Kit 1 is a set of pre-feeding tools designed to build a baby's readiness for starting solids, starting from birth. It includes a Sensory Tongue Depressor, Baby-Led Toothbrush, Oral Development Tools, and Tiny Pops, each intended to support hand-to-mouth coordination and oral motor skills before a baby's first bites.

The Oral Development Tools and Baby-Led Toothbrush are made from 100% food-grade silicone, the Sensory Tongue Depressor combines silicone and stainless steel, and the Tiny Pops are made from silicone, nylon, and COPP. All the pieces are third-party tested and free of BPA, BPS, PVC, and phthalates, and the silicone components are described as hypoallergenic. The kit is dishwasher safe, and the maker states the silicone is built to resist wear and fading over time.

Along with the tools, the kit includes guidance from pediatric feeding specialist Dawn Winkelmann, M.S, CCC-SLP: a readiness checklist, a printed pamphlet, and a QR code linking to videos showing how and when to use each tool.

Key Features

Oral Development Tools and Baby-Led Toothbrush made from 100% food-grade silicone
Sensory Tongue Depressor made from silicone and stainless steel
Tiny Pops made from silicone, nylon, and COPP
Third-party tested and free of BPA, BPS, PVC, and phthalates
Hypoallergenic
Silicone construction resists wear and fading over time
All pieces are dishwasher safe
Includes a printed pamphlet and QR-linked videos from a pediatric feeding specialist

Specifications

Kit Contents Sensory Tongue Depressor, Baby-Led Toothbrush, Oral Development Tools, and Tiny Pops

Recommended Age Birth and up

Free Of BPA, BPS, PVC, phthalates

Sentiment Summary

Many reviewers say their babies enjoy the tiny pops and teething tools and are practicing self-feeding and hand-to-mouth skills.
Several customers, including a feeding therapist and grandparents, describe the tools as easy for small hands to hold and grip.
A number of reviewers report the popsicle mold handle breaking or snapping, sometimes after only one or two uses.
Some reviewers find it difficult to remove the popsicle from the mold.
One reviewer felt the product was not worth the price, though most reviewers describe it as good quality for the cost.

They're easy to use and a fun way to introduce baby to different foods. He's already a fan of peanut butter with Greek yogurt, now he gets to enjoy it as a popsicle for the summer!

Heather L.

My son loves the different utensils. We feel like he’s getting good practice for when he starts solids and uses spoons!

Anna S.

Another teething lifesaver and another fun way to try new fruits!

Kayla G.

I think the product is okay but not worth the cost.

Felecia S.

I have never received the order. Customer service is processing a replacement order.

Katharine P.