Table Set · 7 pieces + 3 lids · 6 months+
The gift that gets used.
$49.99
A silicone feeding set for babies 6 months and up who can sit upright with support, used to 24 months: a suction plate and bowl with lids, an open cup with straw lid, a long spoon, 2 short spoons and a pocket bib, in a gift box.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Linnet · Table Set
A long 6.3 in (16 cm) spoon for the grown-up, shallow, with a soft tip, and 2 short 3.9 in (10 cm) spoons with a depth stopper. Two short ones, because one is usually on the floor.
Two suction tabs, three lid pulls
Pull it and the lid lifts. No scissors, no tape.
Lift the tab to release the plate or bowl. It's for you.
Lift a lid by its tab, not by prying at the rim.
The suction base
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
Wipe the tray and the base clean and dry, set the plate or bowl down and press the center for 3 seconds.
Lift it off by the raspberry tab at the front, and a lid by its raspberry pull, not at the rim.
Start with the open cup and small sips of water; the straw lid is for days out and can leak if the cup tips.
Rinse right after the meal, wash on the top rack, pull the straw out and dry the suction rings.
At the table
The line
 First Spoon Set |  Table Set |  Grow-With Set | |
|---|---|---|---|
| In the box | 5 pieces + 1 lid | 7 pieces + 3 lids | 12 pieces + 3 lids |
| Suction plate with lid | No | Yes | Yes |
| Suction bowl with lid | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Cup | Open cup | Open cup with straw lid | Open cup with straw lid |
| Spoons | Long + 2 short | Long + 2 short | Long + 2 short, toddler spoon and fork for 12 months+ |
| Bibs and extras | No bib | Pocket bib | 2 pocket bibs, straw brush, travel pouch |
| Box | 6.3 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) |
| Ages | 6 to 24 months | 6 to 24 months | 6 to 36 months |
Questions, care and the warning
Suction plate with lid, suction bowl with lid, open cup with straw lid, long spoon, 2 short spoons, pocket bib; a blank gift card under the ribbon; the care table printed inside the lid; instructions leaflet.
Dishwasher, top rack: every piece. Microwave, lid off: the plate and bowl only. Freezer: the plate and bowl and their lids; not the cup, the spoons or the bib. Boiling, up to 5 min: every piece. Electric steam sterilizer: every piece. UV sterilizer, oven or stove-top: no piece. Cup: with its straw lid. Lids: the plate and bowl lids. Microwave steam sterilizers and bags: every piece but the long spoon (steel core).
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.
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. 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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About Linnet
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.