AVENT Philips Silicone Suction Baby Plate Divided Toddler Feeding Tray Training Food Tool JD Self-operated

Large capacity with scientifically divided compartments to prevent flavor mixing and allow balanced meal portions (meat and vegetables)

Strong suction base for stability and prevention of spills on various smooth surfaces such as wood, glass, and walls

Lift-flap design for easy bowl removal by parents without alerting the baby

Smooth corners and inward curved edges for easy spoon loading and to minimize food spillage

One-piece molded design for easy cleaning with no dead corners

Anti-static surface treatment to prevent dust attraction and facilitate cleaning

Microwave and refrigerator safe for convenient heating and cooling of food

Made from high-density, high-elasticity liquid silicone with 70° hardness, suitable for babies 6 months and older

Liquid silicone offers superior tear resistance, elasticity, anti-yellowing, thermal stability, and aging resistance compared to ordinary solid silicone

Tested under 234+ rigorous SGS tests to ensure high quality and safety standards

BPA-free and complies with EU regulations (EU) 2018/213 and Chinese food safety standards GB4806.7-2016, GB4806.11-2016

Odorless and free from harmful substances as verified by sensory testing standards

Designed to support infant self-feeding development stages with complementary feeding utensils available for different age groups (newborn to toddler)

Product packaging and marketing materials emphasize safety, ease of use, and hygienic feeding solutions for infants and toddlers

SGS tested for over 234 hazardous substances

Complies with international food safety and material standards

Suitable for infants 6 months and older

Can be used in microwave and refrigerator within specified temperature limits

Easy to clean and maintain due to one-piece design and anti-static surface

Philips AVENT understands mothers’ concerns and babies’ needs by providing high-quality, safe, and functional feeding products that support natural and easy self-feeding development.