start weaning kit

Introduction to weaning

Weaning can be a little overwhelming, but we’re here to give you the tools to embrace it.

It’s a journey filled with ups and downs, foods that are a favourite one day and, on the floor the next, but it’s also full of laughter and fun. Imagine tasting tomato having only ever tasted milk before – incredible, right? The first stages of weaning are about tasting rather than consuming – think more nutritionally complimentary to milk rather than replacement.

Don’t get us wrong, it’s not all plain sailing and can be unpredictable sometimes (frustrating, even!), but one thing’s for sure is that you’re doing a great job.

Not sure if your baby is ready?

Most babies are ready for solids at around 4-6 months, with their usual milk still being the main source of nutrition until at least 12 months. Here are some signs that they might be ready:

• Sitting up and holding their head and neck steady on their own
• Can coordinate their hands, eyes and mouth to pick things up and put them in their mouth
• Able to swallow without thrusting their tongue forwards (and spitting more food out than is going in!)

Cleaning & care: See instruction manual included in the pack for dishwasher, sterilisation and microwave suitability.

Suitable from: 4m+

Colour:  Multicoloured

Included in the pack: 3 x biodegradable weaning spoons, 1 x biodegradable bowl & lid set, 1 x mess catcher bib, 2 x 60ml biodegradable pots, 2 x 120ml
biodegradable pots and 1 x biodegradable free flow cup

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Biodegrades in landfill in 5 years* with EarthSmart® technology. It will only biodegrade in landfill conditions, so you can use it again and again knowing that it’s functional, practical and made from safe and sturdy materials. What’s more, it can also be recycled, so you can (and should!) recycle it safe in the knowledge that if it does end up in landfill, we’ve got it covered.

*according to calculations based on independent testing to ASTM D5511 & ISO15985, which show degradation of over 90%