Silicone Feeding Spoons

The material is named as food-grade silicone, which is a clean utensil material, but no platinum-cure designation, LFGB or migration testing accompanies the claim for this specific product.

The spoons are solid-color silicone with only an embossed brand name on the handle and no painted decal or glaze on the food-contact tip, so the lead-vector risk this criterion targets does not appear present, but the brand does not explicitly state the surface is undecorated or lead-free.

The spoon tip is disclosed as food-grade silicone and stated free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates, going beyond a bare BPA-free claim by naming BPS. No migration testing, method, or lab result supports the chemistry claim.

Care instructions cover hand-washing or top-rack dishwasher use and warn against harsh or scented cleaners, but there is no explicit statement about microwave use or guidance on replacing the spoons once scratched or worn.

Care guidance says to wash with warm water and mild soap or place on the dishwasher's top rack, but no replacement interval or sterilization-cycle durability guidance is given, and reviewers report the spoons lasting years without color change without any brand statement on shelf life.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly and found one past recall on record for this brand: FRIGG silicone pacifiers in 2022, for a nipple-detachment choking hazard, unrelated to feeding spoons. It was handled with a public CPSC filing and no injuries were reported.

The spoons are stated to be third-party tested to meet CPSIA, ASTM, and Prop 65 standards, alongside being BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalate-free. No test lab, certificate number, or result table accompanies this claim.

The spoons are food-grade silicone with dimensions and a recommended age, but the country of manufacture, the material supplier, and any warranty terms specific to this item are not published.