Essentials Feeding Set

BO & KO Baby Feeding Essentials Set is designed to support your little one's journey toward independent eating with a blend of functionality and durability. Thoughtfully designed, this set is ideal for fostering self-sufficiency and supports your child’s developmental milestones while making mealtime a joyful experience for the whole whānau. Equip your little one with the tools they need to thrive and enjoy every meal with confidence!

Fey features:

• 6PCS included (Catch Bib, Divider Plate, Sippy Cup, Suction Bowl, Spoon & Fork)
• Dishwasher, microwave and oven safe to 200 degrees C
• Non toxic 100% Food Grade Silicone 
• BPA Free and suitable to use from 6 months plus
• Suction bases on the bowl and plate ensure they will stay secure to surfaces to help prevent spills and keep kai time tidy
• Divided plate is perfect for portioning and serving a variety of kai.
• Silicone spoon and fork are gentle on gums and easy for little ones to grasp. This will help toddlers gain independence with feeding.
• Silicone bib pocket catches crumbs and spills.
• Sippy cup has a textured base to aid grip to surfaces and easy to hold handles for little hands. A small spout hole helps to reduce leakage and the lid is removable for when your little one is ready for an open cup.
• Always use products with adult supervision.
• Design has been applied via heat transfer using non toxic eco friendly ink.

CARE

• Dishwasher safe
• Please wash before use and use non abrasive tools on pattern surfaces
• Discard at first sign of wear and tear
• Always supervise children during use  

He whakamāramatanga (Design meaning)

'Toropapa' 

Toropapa refers to a design originally created through carving, which represents the layered and interconnected nature of Whakapapa.

When this design is adapted and applied in various contexts beyond its original carved form, it becomes a symbol of the complex and multifaceted nature of Whakapapa. Whakapapa is never a straightforward or linear concept, but rather a tapestry of ancestral connections that shape our identities and link us to our tipuna (ancestors).

“E kore au e ngaro, he kākano i ruia mai i Rangiātea.”

I will never be lost, the seed was sown in Rangiātea.