Collection: Silicone Baby Bowls for Weaning

Non-toxic silicone baby bowls for weaning

Porridge. Puréed sweet potato. Yoghurt with far too much fruit in it. Whatever's on the menu, our silicone baby bowls are ready — and more importantly, they're staying put.

Each bowl has a strong silicone suction base that locks onto highchair trays and smooth table surfaces, making it significantly harder for little hands to flip, slide or launch breakfast across the room. Deep sides make it easier for babies to scoop food independently, which is exactly what you want during baby-led weaning — building fine motor skills and that all-important confidence with self-feeding.

Which bowl

Our range covers every mealtime scenario. Need divided sections to keep foods separate? There are round and square compartment bowls. Want a lid so you can prep in advance? The lidded versions have you covered. Looking for something particularly good value to start with? The bear-shaped suction bowl is a lovely entry point.

Pair any bowl with our silicone spoons and forks for a complete non-toxic bowl and spoon set, or take a ready-made 6-piece weaning set if you'd rather not assemble it piece by piece.

Safe to chew, built to last

Every bowl is made from 100% food-grade silicone — BPA-free, phthalate-free and free from harmful plasticisers, and independently tested to EN 14372 and LFGB. Soft enough to be gentle on gums if your baby goes in for a chew, durable enough to survive years of daily use, and dishwasher safe to make your life that bit easier.

Suitable from 6 months and available in a range of colours. Because they're flexible silicone, they simply bounce when dropped — no chips, no cracks, no replacing after one unfortunate highchair moment.

Also worth a look: our silicone baby plates and sippy cups. Or for a natural alternative, browse our bamboo baby bowls — both materials have their strengths, and we sell both because different families want different things. Our guide to suction plates and bowls explains why suction sometimes fails and how to fix it.