Safe silicone vegetable feeder teether toy

1.Made of food-grade safe materials, completely free of BPA, safe for baby’s oral contact and long-term biting use.

2.Deer antler textured teething ring handle: raised textures effectively relieve teething swelling and itchiness; hollow ring design is easy for tiny hands to grip, helping train baby’s grasping ability and hand-eye coordination.

3.Equipped with a matching standalone dust cover: it can stand firmly on flat surfaces to shield the silicone nibbler from dust and bacteria when not in use, keeping clean for daily use and outdoor trips.

4.Anti-choke silicone nibbler with evenly distributed tiny holes: only soft fruit puree and vegetable juice flow out, blocking large food chunks to lower choking risks for babies starting complementary food.

5.3 gentle macaron pastel colors to choose from: mint green, lavender purple and peach orange. Low-saturation soft tones match various nursery decorations and baby gear.

6.Fully detachable all components without hidden residue corners. Supports boiling water and steam sterilization, super easy to take apart and clean thoroughly after each feeding.

• 2-in-1 Feeder & Teether: Allows toddlers to safely explore fresh fruits and veggies while massaging sore gums during teething.

• 100% Food-Grade Silicone: Crafted from non-toxic, BPA-free, and lead-free silicone for safe, worry-free feeding.

• Choke-Proof Safety Mesh: Small silicone pouch holes permit only tiny, digestible pieces of food to pass through safely.

• Hygienic Protective Dust Cover: Keeps the silicone nipple clean during travel, storage, or outdoor park visits.

• Easy-Grip Deer Handle: Lightweight, ergonomic animal shape is perfect for little hands to hold and maneuver independently.

• Simple to Disassemble & Clean: Easily takes apart for thorough washing, boiling, or dishwasher cleaning.

“My baby loves this little feeder! We put frozen berries and banana chunks inside, and it keeps her entertained and soothes her teething gums for ages without any risk of choking.”