Work · Concept listing · 2026

Linnet Table Set

Listing images, Premium A+ Content and Brand Story for a silicone baby feeding set: 7 pieces and 3 lids for babies 6 months and up who can sit upright with support, a suction plate and bowl, an open cup with a straw lid, a long spoon for the grown-up, two short ones for the baby and a pocket bib. The set is bought as a gift, so the listing has two buyers: the one who gives it pays, the parents wash it up. Hence the line 'The gift that gets used.' A linnet is a small songbird named after its food, flax, and in summer the male wears a raspberry breast. And since the set is bought in the months of first books, the listing is told as a first picture book, 'A first book, not a manual.': page by page, one picture and one sentence. The brand is fictional; the listing is complete, built for the US with notes for Germany, to show the same method in a sixth category: an answer, its limit beside it, and no promise without its condition.

Role
Art direction, listing images, Premium A+ Content, Brand Story, gift box graphics, listing copy
Deliverables
9 gallery images at 2000 x 2000, pages of a picture book, every fact with its limit · Premium A+ Content, 7 modules, two with mobile images · Brand Story, 5 files · gift box graphics: the lid, the care table inside the lid, the back · listing copy in English · notes for Germany
Marketplaces
Amazon US, with notes for amazon.de: the warning block in German, the manufacturer and the EU responsible person with their addresses under the GPSR, the LUCID packaging register number, EN 14372 and EN 14350 reports, LFGB and a food-contact declaration under (EC) 1935/2004, metric units first; no BPA-free as a selling point (there it is the law), and never EU compliant or CE for a feeding set · also Walmart, own store on Shopify and TikTok Shop
Client
Concept project, fictional brand
Checked before export
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Concept project. Fictional brand, scenes visualized with AI.

Case study: how the project reads on Behance. Amazon, Walmart, own store and TikTok Shop: the same product, built to each channel's rules.

Case study

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Cover

Linnet Table Set, a silicone feeding set in a gift box under the line 'The gift that gets used.' The cover reads like the cover of a picture book: a grandfather feeds a baby girl from the plum set, and on the wall to the left a cream sheet carries the LINNET mark and the line. The case opens on the first spread, the idea in one line: 'A first book, not a manual.' Linnet is for babies of 6 to 24 months, the age of first picture books, so every image after the white main one is a page of one: a big picture, one friendly sentence and a page number.

01 · The brief

Two buyers, one listing, in one spread. 'The giver pays.': often a grandparent or a friend from the registry, on a phone, who doesn't know the parents' tray or dishwasher; none of the 20 competing galleries is built for them. 'The parents wash up.': they read every suction review before they buy, and their questions, ranked by the reviews, decide what the pages answer. Three concepts, Sippet, Spoonbill and Linnet, went to three judges: the shopper, the art director, and production with the rules; each picked a different winner. The sum decided it: 106 for Linnet against 98 and 101.

02 · One set

'One set on every page.': the same Damson set with the same five raspberry pulls, from the studio to lunch, breakfast and the drying rack at dusk; in the gallery, the A+ and the Brand Story the shopper sees one object. Twelve round windows: studio, underside, the box, the gift, lunch, plate and cup, breakfast, oatmeal, lids on, after carrot, the lid pull, drying at dusk. Below them the numbers: 9 gallery images, 7 Premium A+ modules, 61 of 61 checks.

03 · The brand

Linnet (LIN-it) is a small brown songbird. Its name comes from lin, the old French word for flax, because it eats flax seed: 'A bird named after its meal.' In summer the male wears a raspberry-red breast, the color of everything you pull on the set. Hence the rule 'Raspberry means pull.': the ribbon on the box, two suction tabs and three lid pulls. Across the spread, a game, 'Find all five.': five pieces at one scale with stickers at their raspberry tabs; 1 and 2 release the plate and bowl, 3 to 5 lift the lids, by the tab, not by prying at the rim.

04 · The book

The picture-book system, 'One picture. One sentence. A page number.' Parents know that voice: a big picture, a few kind words, a number on the page. A sentence of 6 to 9 words, one line of 12 or fewer; the rest lives in the bullets and the A+. The sheet: one sentence on cream, laid on the photo where no face, hand or piece is; the sticker: the page number on the sheet's corner; the picture: to the edges of the page, no frame; the fold: words on one page, things on the other; first words: every piece at one true scale, named in a word or two. Three colors: paper #F7F0E4, plum ink #5A2A5E like the set, and apricot #F0A868 only under a food word. Two typefaces: Fredoka for the sentence, round like the set, and Nunito for the line and the captions.

05 · The object

'Count them.', a counting page: 1 plate, 1 bowl, 1 open cup, 1 long spoon, 2 short spoons and 1 pocket bib, and beside it '7 pieces + 3 lids.', all at one scale. The set's four colors as dots: Damson, this one, Flax, Gorse and Thistledown; Damson hides most tomato, carrot, beet and turmeric tints. The box opens like a flap book: closed, the raspberry ribbon, a blank card, LINNET; open, the care table in dots and rings printed inside the lid, so the parents read it before the first wash. On the back: '6 months+', the WARNING block word for word, and blank lines for the maker, batch and date, filled from the client's papers, never invented.

07 · The giver

For the one who pays: pages 6 and 8 with people, and the one question only a giver asks, from A+ module 7: 'The baby isn't born yet. Is it too early to give?' Give it whenever you like: it is for 6 months and up, when a baby can sit upright with support, and it waits in its box until then. Page 6, hands on the gift box, a blank card under the ribbon; page 8, a baby sips from the open cup, a grown-up beside the chair. Every baby picture is staged the same way: seated upright, the harness buckled over the bib, a grown-up within reach, soft foods only, sweet potato, omelette strips, water; babies about 7 and 10 months, never younger than the 6 months on the box.

08 · Premium A+

'Seven more pages, below the gallery.': Premium A+ on a desktop, module by module; the images keep the book's voice, and the care table, the box back, the comparison and the answers live as text. 'The gift that gets used.', the open box from above; 'Raspberry means pull.', the ribbon, a suction tab and a lid pull; 'Used at every stage, 6 to 24 months.', four ages; 'Nothing hollow, no valves.', the straw pulls out and a cotton bud passes through it; the box back with its warnings; three sets in one chart; eight questions before you give it. 'The same pages, on a phone.': givers often shop on a phone, so every gallery page was checked at 300 px wide, and A+ modules 1 and 4 have their own 600 x 450 mobile images.

09 · The line

'Three boxes, one set of pieces.': like three books on one shelf, the same pieces in three boxes at their true relative size. First Spoon Set, 5 pieces and 1 lid for the first spoonfuls: a friend's gift or a second set for the grandparents' kitchen. Table Set, this one, 7 pieces and 3 lids, every meal from 6 to 24 months. Grow-With Set, 12 pieces and 3 lids, 6 to 36 months: from the grandparents, the whole run, and the bag. Spare parts are sold separately: 'So a lost spoon doesn't end the gift.'

10 · Brand Story

'Why the name, why the color, why the lid.': the Brand Story as the shopper meets it, the box on cream paper behind the LINNET mark and the story of the name, 'Named for a meal.', then the cards: 'lin: flax.' with the flax flower, the care table printed inside the lid, and the three boxes of the line. The brand's three questions explain three decisions: why Damson, why the tabs are raspberry, and why the care table is inside the lid, so the parents read it before the first wash, not after the first stain.

11 · The copy

'We said it, with the limit beside it.': 'Where it holds, and where it won't.', 'A determined baby can still find the tab. Stay close.', 'Carrot will tint it. Damson hides most of it.', 'Plate and bowl lids are not for liquids; the straw lid can leak if the cup tips.', 'Typical ages, not rules.' 'We didn't, though the category does.': no promise that suction beats a determined baby, no promises about growing up, skills or milestones, no expert faces, endorsements or approval seals, no row of 'free from' badges, no age under 6 months in words or in pictures, no green or natural claims. The category's rules are part of the craft here: the WARNING block word for word, '6 months+' in the title, on the box and in the first bullet, and the Children's Product Certificate and lab reports on the list of what the client supplies before upload. Checked against Amazon's limits: title 74 of 75, description 1996 of 2000, search terms 237 of 249 bytes.

End

The back cover: the pieces dry on the rack in the blue of dusk, 'Same time tomorrow.' Then 'Thank you.' and what the client receives: nine gallery pages, seven Premium A+ modules, a Brand Story, the box artwork and the listing copy, from the two buyers to upload-ready files.

Now scroll it the way a shopper would.

The same files and texts, in a product page you can read on your own phone.

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On Amazon

Simulation. A generic store layout built in HTML, no store's interface. Buttons do nothing.

Baby Products › Feeding › Solid Feeding › Dishes

Linnet 7-piece silicone feeding set with 3 lids in Damson on white: plate, bowl, cup, 3 spoons, bib
Damson plate and bowl on a smooth tray: where suction holds, where it may slip, where it won't
Grandfather feeding a 7-month-old in a high chair, harness on, Linnet spoons
Damson bowl and lid after a carrot meal: carrot tints it, 3% hydrogen peroxide lifts a tint
Linnet pieces drying apart on a dish rack at dusk, with dishwasher, microwave and sterilizer icons
Hands resting on the Linnet gift box, a blank card under the raspberry ribbon
Which Linnet pieces are used at 6, 9, 12, 18 and 24 months
10-month-old holding the Linnet open cup by both handles, father beside her
Every Linnet piece and lid laid out and named: 7 pieces + 3 lids
Main image · fill 90 percent, shadow excluded · minimum 85

Brand: Linnet

Linnet Silicone Baby Feeding Set, 7-Piece with 3 Lids, Gift Box, 6 Months+

Title · 74 of 75 characters

Suction plate and bowl with lids, open cup with straw lid, long spoon, 2 short spoons, pocket bib, in a gift box

Item highlights · 112 of 125 characters

$4999 (7 pieces + 3 lids)

In stock

Ships from and sold by Linnet

Brand
Linnet
Material
Silicone, Stainless Steel
Number of Pieces
7
Manufacturer Minimum Age (Months)
6
Special Feature
Suction base, divided plate, lids, open cup with straw lid, pocket bib
Color
Damson
Age Range (Description)
Baby

About this item

  • WHAT IS IN THE BOX: For babies 6 months and up who can sit upright with support, 7 pieces and 3 lids: a suction plate and bowl with lids, an open cup with straw lid, a long spoon, 2 short spoons and a pocket bib, in use to 24 months
  • WHERE IT HOLDS, WHERE IT WON'T: Suction holds on glass, sealed stone, laminate and smooth plastic trays; may slip on wood grain, textured trays or crumbs; won't hold on cloth, placemats or ridged trays. Plate and bowl need about 13 x 8 in (33 x 20 cm)
  • TESTED SILICONE: Platinum-cured, food-grade silicone tested to FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, tested for lead and phthalates by a CPSC-accepted lab and for cadmium; Children's Product Certificate available. The raspberry tabs are the same silicone
  • ONE SPOON FOR YOU, TWO FOR THEM: A long 6.3 in (16 cm) spoon for the grown-up, 2 short 3.9 in (10 cm) spoons with a depth stopper. Bowl 8 oz (240 ml) with marks at 1, 2 and 4 oz; open cup 4 oz (120 ml) with a straw lid that can leak if it tips
  • EASY CARE, READY TO GIVE: Dishwasher safe, top rack; plate and bowl microwave safe with the lids off. Damson hides most tomato, carrot, beet and turmeric tints. Gift box with a raspberry ribbon, a blank card and the care table inside the lid
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From the brand

Named for a meal.

The linnet is a small brown songbird; in summer the male wears a raspberry-red breast. Its name comes from lin, the old French word for flax, because it eats flax seed: a bird named after its meal. We make one thing for the table, a feeding set that someone gives and a family uses every day from the first spoonful to 24 months. Everything you pull on it is the linnet's raspberry, and the care table is printed inside the lid.

A single flax flower on blue-grey paper
Inside the Linnet box lid: the printed care table
The Linnet line: First Spoon, Table and Grow-With boxes at true size

Why Damson?

Tomato, carrot and turmeric can tint light silicone. On Damson most of it hardly shows, so the set looks cared for, not stained.

Why are the tabs raspberry?

Everything you pull is raspberry: the ribbon on the box, the two suction tabs and the three lid pulls. Find the color and you know where to lift.

Why is the care table inside the lid?

So the parents read it before the first wash, not after the first stain.

From the manufacturer

Module 1 · Premium Full Image

Open Linnet gift box from above with the set inside and the care table in the lidOpen Linnet gift box from above with the set inside and the care table in the lid

The gift that gets used.

A silicone feeding set for 6 to 24 months, in a box that opens with one pull of its ribbon. The giver writes the card; the care table is already printed inside the lid, so the parents read it before the first wash.

Module 2 · Premium Three Images & Text

Raspberry means pull.

Everything on the set you pull is the same raspberry as the ribbon on the box: two suction tabs and three lid pulls.

Linnet box lid lifted by its raspberry ribbon

The ribbon

Pull it and the lid lifts. No scissors, no tape.

Underside of the Linnet plate: the suction ring and its raspberry tab

The suction tabs

Lift the tab to release the plate or bowl. It's for you.

Linnet bowl with its lid on, the raspberry pull tab at the rim

The lid pulls

Lift a lid by its tab, not by prying at the rim.

Module 3 · Premium Four Images & Text

Used at every stage, 6 to 24 months.

Typical ages, not rules. The level marks inside the bowl at 1, 2 and 4 oz show how much went in. A first meal is often a spoonful or two; go by your baby's cues.

Grandfather and 7-month-old with the long and short Linnet spoons

6 months

You feed with the long spoon, they hold a short one.

Linnet open cup beside the plate with sweet potato puree

9 months

A soft puree on the plate, sips from the open cup.

Short Linnet spoon resting in the bowl of oatmeal

12 months

Their own spoon in the bowl, the straw lid for days out.

Linnet plate and bowl with lids on beside a canvas tote

18 to 24 months

Lids on for daycare; plate, bowl and cup still in use.

Module 4 · Premium Full Image

Every Linnet piece apart from above: straw, cup, bowl rings, plate underside, spoons, bibEvery Linnet piece apart from above: straw, cup, bowl rings, plate underside, spoons, bib

Nothing hollow, no valves.

The straw pulls out, and a cotton bud passes through its 0.3 in (7 mm) bore. No seams where water sits; dry the suction rings, the one place it does. The long spoon's steel core is sealed inside, so it stays out of the microwave and microwave steam bags.

Module 5 · Premium Single Image & Text

Back of the Linnet box: age, count, warnings, materials and the tracking label

What's printed on the box.

For your child's safety and health. WARNING! Always use this product with adult supervision. Before each use, inspect the product. Throw away at the first sign of damage or weakness. Always check food temperature before feeding. Never leave your baby unattended while wearing a bib. Always remove the bib after feeding.

Module 6 · Premium Comparison Chart

Three boxes, one set of pieces.

The same pieces in three boxes. First Spoon Set: the bowl, the cup and the three spoons for the first spoonfuls. Table Set: every meal to 24 months. Grow-With Set: adds a toddler spoon and fork for 12 months+, a second bib, a straw brush and a travel pouch.

First Spoon SetFirst Spoon SetTable SetTable SetGrow-With SetGrow-With Set
Pieces and lids5 pieces + 1 lid7 pieces + 3 lids12 pieces + 3 lids
Suction plate with lidnoyesyes
Suction bowl with lidyesyesyes
Open cupyesyesyes
Straw lidnoyesyes
Long spoonyesyesyes
Short spoons222
Toddler spoon and fork, 12 months+nonoyes
Pocket bibs012
Straw brushnonoyes
Travel pouchnonoyes
Box6.3 x 6.3 x 3.9 in (16 x 16 x 10 cm)9.8 x 9.8 x 5.9 in (25 x 25 x 15 cm)11.8 x 9.8 x 5.9 in (30 x 25 x 15 cm)
Ages6 to 24 months6 to 24 months6 to 36 months
Colors444

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Module 7 · Premium Q&A

Before you give it.

Will it stick to their high chair tray?

It holds on glass, sealed stone, laminate and smooth plastic trays. It may slip on wood grain, matte or textured trays, crumbs or a wet surface, and it won't hold on cloth, placemats or ridged trays. Side by side, the plate and bowl need a tray area of about 13 x 8 in (33 x 20 cm), so measure your tray first.

Can the baby pull it off?

A determined baby can. The raspberry tab at the front is for you: press the center down for 3 seconds on a clean, dry tray, lift the tab to release, and stay close.

The baby isn't born yet. Is it too early to give?

Give it whenever you like. It's for 6 months and up, when a baby can sit upright with support, and it waits in its box until then.

Does it stain?

Tomato, carrot, beet and turmeric can tint silicone, most on light colors. Rinse right after the meal. To lift a tint, soak in 3% hydrogen peroxide for up to 1 hour, then wash and rinse well; a sunny window for up to 4 hours helps too. Damson, the darkest color, hides most of it.

Why does food sometimes taste of soap?

Silicone can pick up scent from perfumed detergent. Use an unscented one; if it happens, soak for 30 minutes in 1 part white vinegar to 2 parts hot water, then rinse.

Dishwasher, microwave, sterilizer?

Top rack of the dishwasher, every piece. Microwave: the plate and bowl only, lids off, in short bursts; stir and test the temperature. Freezer: the plate and bowl with their lids. Boiling up to 5 minutes and electric steam sterilizers: every piece. Microwave steam sterilizers and bags: every piece but the long spoon, which has a steel core. UV sterilizers, ovens and stove-tops: no.

Open cup or straw?

Start with the open cup and small sips of water. The straw lid is for when you're out; it can leak if the cup tips, so fill it when you get there.

What if a spoon goes missing?

A spoon trio (the long spoon and 2 short ones) is sold separately in all four colors, and so are the plate, bowl and cup, each with its lid, the bib and spare straws with a brush.

Product description

Linnet Table Set: a silicone feeding set for babies 6 months and up who can sit upright with support, used to 24 months. In the box, 7 pieces and 3 lids: a suction plate with lid (2 + 2 + 5 oz sections), a suction bowl with lid (8 oz (240 ml), marks at 1, 2 and 4 oz), an open cup with straw lid (4 oz (120 ml)), a long spoon, 2 short spoons with a depth stopper and a pocket bib, in a gift box with a blank card and the care table in the lid.

Platinum-cured, food-grade silicone tested to FDA 21 CFR 177.2600; tested for lead and phthalates by a CPSC-accepted lab, and for cadmium. Suction holds on glass, sealed stone, laminate and smooth plastic trays; it may slip on wood grain, textured trays or crumbs. Plate and bowl need about 13 x 8 in (33 x 20 cm). Dishwasher safe, top rack; plate and bowl microwave safe, lids off. Plate and bowl lids are not for liquids; the straw lid can leak if the cup tips. Damson hides most tomato, carrot, beet and turmeric tints.

For your child's safety and health. WARNING! Always use this product with adult supervision. Before each use, inspect the product. Throw away at the first sign of damage or weakness. Always check food temperature before feeding. Take extra care when microwave heating. Always stir heated food to ensure even heat distribution and test the temperature before serving.

Seat your child upright in a high chair with the harness fastened. Serve soft foods cut into small, finger-shaped pieces; avoid round or hard foods such as whole grapes, nuts, popcorn and raw carrots. Never leave your child alone while eating. Suction holds on smooth, non-porous surfaces only. Wash before first use. Do not leave in direct sunlight, disinfectant or sterilizing solution longer than recommended. Keep pieces not in use out of reach of children. This is not a teether.

Never leave your baby unattended while wearing a bib. Always remove the bib after feeding. For water, breast milk or formula. Check the temperature of drinks before serving.

Description · 1,996 of 2,000 characters

Materials

All pieces: platinum-cured, food-grade silicone in Damson, colored with food-contact pigments. Raspberry tabs: the same silicone, molded in as a second shot. Long spoon: an 18/8 (304) stainless steel stiffener, fully sealed inside the silicone. Bib pegs: molded silicone, no metal. Box: rigid paperboard in uncoated Flax-blue paper, flat cotton ribbon, folded paperboard insert, blank paper card.

How to use

Wash every piece before first use. Suction: wipe the tray and the base clean and dry, set the plate or bowl down and press the center for 3 seconds; to lift it off, pull the raspberry tab at the front. Lids: lift by the raspberry pull, not at the rim; the plate and bowl lids are for leftovers, not for liquids, and the straw lid can leak if the cup tips. Microwave: the plate and bowl only, lids off, in short bursts; stir and test the temperature before serving. Cup: start with the open cup and small sips of water; the straw lid is for days out. Bib: close it on one of the 4 pegs; roll it up to carry and the pegs hold it rolled. After the meal: rinse right after tomato, carrot, beet or turmeric, wash on the top rack of the dishwasher, pull the straw out and dry the suction rings. Sterilizing: boiling up to 5 minutes or an electric steam sterilizer, every piece; in a microwave steam sterilizer or steam bag, every piece except the long spoon, which has a steel core.

Safety warning

For your child's safety and health. WARNING! Always use this product with adult supervision. Before each use, inspect the product. Throw away at the first sign of damage or weakness. Always check food temperature before feeding. Take extra care when microwave heating. Always stir heated food to ensure even heat distribution and test the temperature before serving. Seat your child upright in a high chair with the harness fastened. Serve soft foods cut into small, finger-shaped pieces; avoid round or hard foods such as whole grapes, nuts, popcorn and raw carrots. Never leave your child alone while eating. Suction holds on smooth, non-porous surfaces only. Wash before first use. Do not leave in direct sunlight, disinfectant or sterilizing solution longer than recommended. Keep pieces not in use out of reach of children. This is not a teether. Never leave your baby unattended while wearing a bib. Always remove the bib after feeding. For water, breast milk or formula. Check the temperature of drinks before serving.

The Children's Product Certificate, the CPSC-accepted lab and its ID, the lead, phthalate and cadmium tests, the FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, dishwasher, microwave, heat, suction, stain and small-parts reports, the tracking label format, the country of origin, the manufacturer and US importer, the UPC, the warranty terms, the instructions PDF and the sister sets' ASINs are placeholders in the concept. On the box back they are gray fields, no number is invented, and the ASINs are left out here.

What a live store adds on top of this: its own interface, reviews, ads and the buy box logic. None of that is designed by the listing. Everything above this line is.

Concept project. Fictional brand, scenes visualized with AI.

Walmart

The same product for Walmart Marketplace, the second-largest marketplace in the US. Same scenes; the image text and the copy are rewritten to Walmart's rules.

What changed from Amazon

  • Images at 2200 × 2200, the size Walmart asks for (Amazon: 2000).
  • Walmart allows no benefit claims on images, so only facts stay: doses, steps, ingredients.
  • Short key features of up to 80 characters each instead of five long bullets.
  • One-paragraph description of at least 150 words, the way Walmart shows it.
  • A+ modules move to Brand Highlights when the client owns the brand.
  • The tiles are a first picture book. Walmart allows no claims on images, so on five tiles the sentence on the sheet became a fact or an instruction: 02 'Set it on a smooth, dry tray.' with the circles 'Use on / May slip on / Not for' instead of where it holds and where it won't, 04 'Here's what to do.' and 'Soak a tint in 3% hydrogen peroxide, up to 1 h.' instead of 'Damson hides' and 'lifts a tint', 05 'The straw pulls out. Dry the suction rings.', 06 'Packed as a gift.' instead of 'Ready to give', 09 'Everything in the box, at one scale.'. The set can list only with a CPC and a CPSC-accepted lab report, still placeholders.

Demonstration: a product page built from the Walmart files. Generic layout; buttons do nothing.

Linnet 7-piece silicone feeding set with 3 lids in Damson on white: plate, bowl, cup, 3 spoons, bib
Damson plate and bowl on a smooth tray: where suction holds, where it may slip, where it won't
AI-generated grandfather feeding a 7-month-old in a high chair, harness on, Linnet spoons
Damson bowl and lid after a carrot meal: carrot tints it, 3% hydrogen peroxide lifts a tint
Linnet pieces drying apart on a dish rack at dusk, with dishwasher, microwave and sterilizer icons
AI-generated hands resting on the Linnet gift box, a blank card under the raspberry ribbon
Which Linnet pieces are used at 6, 9, 12, 18 and 24 months
AI-generated 10-month-old holding the Linnet open cup by both handles, father beside her
Every Linnet piece and lid laid out and named: 7 pieces + 3 lids

text rewritten to Walmart's rules

Linnet

Linnet Silicone Baby Feeding Set, 7-Piece, 3 Lids, Gift Box, 6 Months+

$4999

Key features

  • 7 pieces and 3 lids for babies 6 months and up who sit upright with support
  • Suction plate with lid: 7.5 in (19 cm), sections of 2 + 2 + 5 oz
  • Suction bowl with lid: 8 oz (240 ml), level marks at 1, 2 and 4 oz
  • Open cup 4 oz (120 ml) with a straw lid that can leak if the cup tips
  • Long 6.3 in (16 cm) spoon for you, 2 short 3.9 in (10 cm) spoons for them
  • Pocket bib with 4 neck settings on silicone snap pegs, no metal
  • Suction holds on glass, sealed stone, laminate and smooth plastic trays
  • Platinum-cured, food-grade silicone tested to FDA 21 CFR 177.2600
  • Dishwasher safe, top rack; plate and bowl microwave safe with lids off
  • Gift box with a raspberry ribbon, a blank card and the care table inside
Brand
Linnet
Model
LN-T7-DM
Product Line
Table Set
Color
Damson
Material
Silicone, Stainless Steel
Number of Pieces
7 pieces + 3 lids
Count Per Pack
1
Included Components
Suction plate with lid, suction bowl with lid, open cup with straw lid, long spoon, 2 short spoons, pocket bib, gift box, blank card, instructions leaflet
Age Group
Infant, Toddler
Minimum Age
6 months
Maximum Age
24 months
Dishwasher Safe
Yes, top rack
Microwave Safe
Plate and bowl only, lids off
Assembled Product Weight
1.5 lb (700 g)
Package Dimensions
9.8 x 9.8 x 5.9 in (25 x 25 x 15 cm)
Warranty
1-year warranty against defects

Product description

Linnet Table Set is a silicone feeding set for babies 6 months and up who can sit upright with support, used to 24 months. In the box, 7 pieces and 3 lids: a suction plate with lid (2 + 2 + 5 oz sections), a suction bowl with lid (8 oz (240 ml), marks at 1, 2 and 4 oz), an open cup with straw lid (4 oz (120 ml)), a long spoon, 2 short spoons with a depth stopper and a pocket bib, in a gift box with a blank card and the care table in the lid. Platinum-cured, food-grade silicone tested to FDA 21 CFR 177.2600; tested for lead and phthalates by a CPSC-accepted lab, and for cadmium. Suction holds on glass, sealed stone, laminate and smooth plastic trays; it may slip on wood grain, textured trays or crumbs. Plate and bowl need about 13 x 8 in (33 x 20 cm). Dishwasher safe, top rack; plate and bowl microwave safe, lids off. Plate and bowl lids are not for liquids; the straw lid can leak if the cup tips. Damson hides most tomato, carrot, beet and turmeric tints. For your child's safety and health. WARNING! Always use this product with adult supervision. Before each use, inspect the product. Throw away at the first sign of damage or weakness. Always check food temperature before feeding. Take extra care when microwave heating. Always stir heated food to ensure even heat distribution and test the temperature before serving. Seat your child upright in a high chair with the harness fastened. Serve soft foods cut into small, finger-shaped pieces; avoid round or hard foods such as whole grapes, nuts, popcorn and raw carrots. Never leave your child alone while eating. Suction holds on smooth, non-porous surfaces only. Wash before first use. Do not leave in direct sunlight, disinfectant or sterilizing solution longer than recommended. Keep pieces not in use out of reach of children. This is not a teether. Never leave your baby unattended while wearing a bib. Always remove the bib after feeding. For water, breast milk or formula. Check the temperature of drinks before serving.

Own store

The product page on the brand's own store, whole and in its style: gallery, buy box, ritual, ingredients, the line, questions and the brand story.

What's included

  • The first image is a clean pack shot with no text, so the product qualifies for Google Shopping.
  • On phones the add-to-cart button stays under the thumb.
  • Gallery at 2048 × 2048, the size Shopify recommends; page sections are standard Shopify store blocks.
  • Wide banner frames come from the same scenes; no new shoot needed.
  • The store page is the same picture book as the listing: cream paper, plum ink, Fredoka and Nunito, the LINNET mark in plum; the banner's words sit on a cream sheet over the photo, no gradients and no veil.

A live page inside the frame: scroll it, open the questions and the gallery. Checkout does nothing.

TikTok Shop

The same product for TikTok Shop, where people buy straight from the feed. The rules are different, so the listing is rebuilt.

What changed from Amazon

  • TikTok Shop allows no added text on any image: nine clean frames instead of infographics, the main one on white.
  • Product name on the beauty formula: brand, category, benefit, skin type, size.
  • The description must carry ingredients, directions and a patch test note.
  • People in the photos are AI-generated, and the description says so, as TikTok requires.
  • A 9:16 video under 5 MB for organic posts. A shoppable video on TikTok needs live footage, and we tell the client so.
  • Baby feeding sets on TikTok Shop need category approval first: a CPC, a CPSC-accepted lab report and tracking-label photos on the product and the box, still placeholders. No added text on the images, only clean frames of the set and the people using it.

Demonstration: the product card and the video built from the TikTok Shop files. Generic layout.

Linnet 7-piece silicone feeding set with 3 lids in Damson on white: plate, bowl, cup, 3 spoons, bib
AI-generated grandfather feeding a 7-month-old in a high chair, harness on, Linnet spoons
AI-generated 10-month-old holding the Linnet open cup by both handles, father beside her
Damson suction plate and bowl side by side on a smooth high chair tray, from above
Open Linnet bowl with its level rings, and the plate underside with the suction ring and raspberry release tab
Linnet divided plate with sweet potato puree beside the open cup with water
Short Linnet spoon with its depth stopper resting in the bowl of oatmeal
Linnet plate and bowl with lids on beside a canvas tote
AI-generated hands resting on the Linnet gift box, a blank card under the raspberry ribbon

$49.99

Linnet Silicone Baby Feeding Set for 6M+, 7 Pieces with 3 Lids: Suction Plate and Bowl, Open Cup with Straw Lid, 3 Spoons, Pocket Bib, Gift Box

Description

Linnet Table Set: a silicone feeding set for babies 6 months and up who can sit upright with support, used to 24 months. 7 pieces and 3 lids, in a gift box with a raspberry ribbon, a blank card and the care table printed inside the lid.

  • Suction plate with lid: 7.5 in (19 cm) across, sections of 2 + 2 + 5 oz (60 + 60 + 150 ml)
  • Suction bowl with lid: 8 oz (240 ml), level marks inside at 1, 2 and 4 oz
  • Open cup with straw lid: 4 oz (120 ml), marks at 1 and 2 oz; the straw lid can leak if the cup tips
  • One spoon for you, two for them: a long 6.3 in (16 cm) spoon for the grown-up, 2 short 3.9 in (10 cm) spoons with a depth stopper
  • Pocket bib: 4 neck settings on molded silicone snap pegs, no metal; it rolls up to carry
  • Platinum-cured, food-grade silicone tested to FDA 21 CFR 177.2600; tested for lead and phthalates by a CPSC-accepted lab, and for cadmium; Children's Product Certificate available
  • Damson hides most tomato, carrot, beet and turmeric tints
Where the suction holds

Suction holds on glass, sealed stone, laminate and smooth plastic trays. It may slip on wood grain, matte or textured trays, crumbs or a wet surface, and it won't hold on cloth, placemats or ridged trays. Side by side, the plate and bowl need about 13 x 8 in (33 x 20 cm) of tray, so measure your tray first. A determined baby can still find the tab. Stay close.

How to use

Wash every piece before first use. Suction: wipe the tray and the base clean and dry, set the plate or bowl down and press the center for 3 seconds; to lift it off, pull the raspberry tab at the front. Lids: lift by the raspberry pull, not at the rim; the plate and bowl lids are for leftovers, not for liquids, and the straw lid can leak if the cup tips. Microwave: the plate and bowl only, lids off, in short bursts; stir and test the temperature before serving. Cup: start with the open cup and small sips of water; the straw lid is for days out. Bib: close it on one of the 4 pegs; roll it up to carry and the pegs hold it rolled. After the meal: rinse right after tomato, carrot, beet or turmeric, wash on the top rack of the dishwasher, pull the straw out and dry the suction rings. Sterilizing: boiling up to 5 minutes or an electric steam sterilizer, every piece; in a microwave steam sterilizer or steam bag, every piece except the long spoon, which has a steel core.

Care and cleaning

Wash before first use. Dishwasher safe, top rack, every piece. Microwave: the plate and bowl only, lids off, in short bursts; stir and test the temperature before serving. Not the cup, the lids, the spoons (the long spoon has a steel core) or the bib. Freezer: the plate and bowl with their lids; not the cup or the straw lid. Boiling up to 5 minutes and electric steam sterilizers: every piece. Microwave steam sterilizers and steam bags: every piece except the long spoon (steel core). Not for UV sterilizers, ovens or stove-tops. Stains: rinse right after tomato, carrot, beet or turmeric; to lift a tint, soak in 3% hydrogen peroxide for up to 1 hour, then wash and rinse well; a sunny window for up to 4 hours helps too. Soapy taste: use unscented detergent; soak 30 minutes in 1 part white vinegar to 2 parts hot water, then rinse. Drying: pull the straw out; dry the suction rings, the one place water sits.

Materials

All pieces: platinum-cured, food-grade silicone in Damson, colored with food-contact pigments. Raspberry tabs: the same silicone, molded in as a second shot. Long spoon: an 18/8 (304) stainless steel stiffener, fully sealed inside the silicone. Bib pegs: molded silicone, no metal. Box: rigid paperboard in uncoated Flax-blue paper, flat cotton ribbon, folded paperboard insert, blank paper card.

Warning

For your child's safety and health. WARNING! Always use this product with adult supervision. Before each use, inspect the product. Throw away at the first sign of damage or weakness. Always check food temperature before feeding. Take extra care when microwave heating. Always stir heated food to ensure even heat distribution and test the temperature before serving. Seat your child upright in a high chair with the harness fastened. Serve soft foods cut into small, finger-shaped pieces; avoid round or hard foods such as whole grapes, nuts, popcorn and raw carrots. Never leave your child alone while eating. Suction holds on smooth, non-porous surfaces only. Wash before first use. Do not leave in direct sunlight, disinfectant or sterilizing solution longer than recommended. Keep pieces not in use out of reach of children. This is not a teether. Never leave your baby unattended while wearing a bib. Always remove the bib after feeding. For water, breast milk or formula. Check the temperature of drinks before serving.

People in the photos are AI-generated.

Product card: swipe through nine frames

Delivered, file by file

  • Gallery: 9 images, 2000 x 2000, pages of a picture book with a page-number sticker and one sentence, in the order of the parents' questions, every fact with its limit beside it; photos with people and hands in slots 03, 06 and 08, flagged for the AI tag at upload
  • Premium A+: 7 modules, mobile variants for modules 1 and 4, the box back, the three sets compared and the Q&A as live text
  • Brand Story: the background with the box on cream paper, the mark, cards with the flax flower, the care table and the line; gift box graphics: the lid, the care table inside the lid and the back with its warnings and tracking label
  • Listing copy in English: title, item highlights, 5 bullets, description, backend search terms, attributes, materials, directions and the warning
  • Notes for Germany (amazon.de): the warning block in German, German versions of the gift card and the care table in the lid, the manufacturer and the EU responsible person with addresses (GPSR), the LUCID packaging register number, EN 14372 and EN 14350 reports, LFGB and a declaration under (EC) 1935/2004, metric units first; no BPA-free or phthalate-free as a selling point, and never EU compliant or CE
  • Proof list: everything the manufacturer supplies before a real launch: a Children's Product Certificate for every color, lead and phthalate tests from a CPSC-accepted lab, cadmium, FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, dishwasher, microwave, sterilizer, suction, stain, small-parts and tab pull tests, the tracking label format, the country of origin, the UPC and a legal trademark search for LINNET

Checked before export

  • Title · 74 of 75 characters
  • Item highlights · 112 of 125
  • Bullets · 5 of 5, longest 251 of 500
  • Description · 1,996 of 2,000
  • Backend search terms · 237 of 249 bytes
  • Main image fill · 90 percent, shadow excluded, minimum 85
  • Automated checks · 61 of 61

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