Introducing Haakaa's revamped Fresh Food Feeder with an enhanced design featuring a raised rim pouch and an easily attachable sunken rim ring.

Ideal for babies 4 months and up, our "Mumsicle" Feeder offers a risk-free way to diversify your baby's palate. Beyond just introducing new flavours, it's an innovative tool to prevent choking hazards.

Why Choose Haakaa's Feeder?:

• Hygienic & Durable: Unlike mesh alternatives that can trap bacteria, rip, and retain smells, our feeder, made from 100% food-grade silicone, is resilient and easy to maintain.

• Multi-Functional Design: Not just for solids! Create frozen delights directly in the Feeder. From breast milk to pureed dishes, the process is seamless. Add your desired content, seal, freeze, and let your baby relish it.

• Skill Enhancement: As babies explore new flavours, they also hone their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, fostering self-feeding and independence.

• Teething Relief: The feeder's soft silicone pouch and the rabbit's ear design provide gum relief and tactile entertainment.

• Safety First: Our Feeder's design is intentionally harder to open to prevent choking hazards. It also adheres to FDA and EU standards, including the European Standard on the Safety of Toys.

Features:

• Pouch designed for controlled feeding.
• Pure silicone construction safe for teething.
• Stands upright with new feet on the cap.
• Pouch's easy-access lip.
• Teething relief with rabbit ear design.
• Promotes self-feeding, confidence, and skill enhancement.
• Eco-friendly: BPA, PVC, and phthalate-free.
• It is dishwasher friendly but doesn't host bacteria like its mesh counterparts.

Care Instructions:

Prioritize your baby's health by washing the Feeder before and after use. While it's dishwasher safe, a hand wash in warm, soapy water followed by a thorough rinse is recommended. Sterilization is easy – either steam (electric or microwave) or boil for 2-3 minutes.

Avoid bleach-based solutions and use soft brushes or sponges for cleaning to maintain the product's integrity. Inspect it regularly and replace if damaged. Always ensure adult supervision and consult a pediatrician for guidelines on introducing solids and potential food allergies.

Solid food is typically advised for babies between 4-6 months. Consult with your midwife or healthcare provider for early introductions.