Build Your Own Weaning Bundle – Essentials

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Straps to your highchair or pushchair - keeping clothes spotlessly clean and dry through the messiest of mealtimes

Easy wipe clean material for speedy cleaning after messy mealtimes – saves customers 30mins on average per day...and that’s with just one baby!

Soft and comfortable - featuring adjustable neck and sleeves (Long-Sleeve Coverall only), and new generous cuffs.

Perfectly sized for little ones aged 6 months to 3 years

Stain resistant - it can stand the test of the most challenging of stains including spag bol.

Adjustable straps – easy to fit to a huge range of highchairs and tables.

Machine washable at 40 degrees – plus super quick to dry, so you’re ready for the next mealtime adventure.

Protects clothes – no more ruined outfits, so fewer washing cycles needed, saving you electricity and even more time

Kinder to the environment – fewer wipes needed to clean the highchair

Ideal handy cutlery for early stage weaning - use from 6 months up to 2 years

Ergonomically designed for little hands - with easy grip handles

Grippy fork and contoured spoon aid the development of a pincer grip

Unique ‘no drop’ system - simply attaches to your Coverall Weaning Bib (via integrated strap)

7 designs to match each Coverall Weaning Bib

Baby spoon and dipper in one
Learn to dip and scoop with ease - independently or with parent assistance

Unique two-handed multi-grip utensil
Parent can support baby by holding either the dipper or spoon to help steer the Dippit™ in the desired direction – supporting, but not limiting baby

Innovation Award Finalist from Baby Products Association
First utensil to allow a two-handed approach to feeding, establishing the foundations of successful self-feeding

Dipper end supports flavour exploration
Textured shape promotes oral sensory exploration and mouth muscle development

Deep contoured spoon for easy scooping
Promoting babies independence when weaning, and minimising frustrations

Supports hand-eye coordination development
Centring the Dippit® in their mid-line encourages self-feeding and independence

Designed to soothe sore gums
Soft chewable dipper and sensory textured handles

Ergonomic easy grip handles
Supporting babies sensory development, and their grasp while reducing frustrations

The perfect transition weaning cutlery
Supporting babies progression from dipping to scooping with ease when self-feeding, and then onto Handi Cutlery

Sold as a Two pack
Complementary designs and colours to coordinate with the Bibado Coveralls

Spork and dipper in one
Learn to dip, scoop and spear with ease to fast-track their feeding skills

Baby-friendly fork tips
Specially designed with an ‘S’ bend to enable easy spearing of food, including tricky-to-retrieve items like peas

Supports motor development
The textured dipping tip encourages side-to-side tongue movement

The perfect transition weaning cutlery
Supporting babies progression from dipping to spearing with ease when self-feeding, and then onto Handi Cutlery

Ergonomic easy-grip handles
Dual-sided handles are easy for baby to pick up and manoeuvre, particularly while early coordination and motor skills are emerging

Minimise gagging
Sporkit’s shorter stem and a wide neck are deliberate features to improve handling and minimise gagging

Supports hand-eye coordination development
Centring the Sporkit® in their mid-line encourages self-feeding and independence

Designed to soothe sore gums
Soft chewable dipper and sensory textured handles

Sold as a Two pack
Complementary designs and colours to coordinate with the Bibado Coveralls

Soft food-grade silicone - soft on little mouths and protects baby's developing teeth

Open cup design - activates lip closure and tongue elevation, strengthening little mouth muscles

Non-slip silicone grip - ridged design creates grooves for a better grip. Makes movements to the mouth more controlled and successful

Two-tone stylish aesthetic - designed to mix and match with other Bibado weaning essentials

Tapered interior angle - reduces the angle needed to tilt and lift the cup, increasing success rate

Weighted base and grippy nodules - provide stability and sensory awareness to decrease spills

Safe to use - with cold and warm liquids

Baby-safe material - 100% medical-grade silicone free from BPA, phthalates, lead and latex

Dishwasher safe - can be used in the dishwasher, though hand washing will reduce the chances of the silicone absorbing

Two-pack - sold in a value-friendly double pack. Each pack contains two Sippits of the same colour

Durable - silicone is flexible and doesn't typically corrode, deteriorate or fade

How does the Learning Curve™ Bowl support self-feeding?
Its shape helps babies retrieve food more successfully, while the utensil rests create an easy place for parents to preload and leave a spoon for baby to pick up independently.

Why are preloaded spoons helpful for early self-feeding?
Before babies can scoop confidently for themselves, picking up a loaded spoon lets them practise the reach-grasp-lift-to-mouth sequence that sits underneath independent utensil use.

What skills are babies practising when they scoop from a bowl?
Scooping asks babies to coordinate what they see with the movement of their hand and utensil, while gradually refining grip, direction and control.

Why does repetition matter when babies are learning to use cutlery?
Self-feeding is a skill built through repeated attempts. Making the setup more supportive gives babies more chances to practise the same movements and learn what works.

How can parents support without taking over?
Preload the spoon, rest it within reach and let your baby do the next part. It gives them useful support while keeping the reaching, grasping and feeding attempt theirs to work out.

How does the Learning Curve™ Plate support self-feeding?
The plate is designed to make it easier for babies to retrieve, scoop and load food themselves, supporting greater independence and confidence at mealtimes.

Why does reducing frustration matter when babies learn to eat?
Reducing unnecessary barriers can mean fewer frustrating attempts and more successful ones, helping babies stay engaged with the process of learning to eat.

Why is repetition important for learning self-feeding skills?
Eating skills are built through repetition. Supporting more successful attempts gives babies more opportunities to practise the same movements again and again as their hand-eye coordination and fine motor control develops.

Why is scooping an important skill for babies and toddlers?
Scooping is a key part of independent cutlery use. Early practice helps build the coordination and control babies increasingly rely on through toddlerhood and into preschool mealtimes.

Why should baby tableware be designed around how babies learn to eat?
Eating is a skill, and skills are built through practice. The Learning Curve™ Plate is purpose-built around the early movements babies repeat as they learn, helping to support successful attempts and greater independence over time.

Why is space to explore food useful during weaning?
Babies rarely keep their food neatly inside the boundaries we imagine for them. A generous eating area gives them freedom to look, touch, squish, pick up and taste different foods at their own pace.

What skills can babies practise on a wide placemat?
Reaching for food and crossing the midline, grasping different shapes, releasing, picking up smaller pieces and moving food around the space all create opportunities to practise hand-eye coordination and fine motor control.

Why does a larger exploration area matter?
Food does not have to stay inside a small plate or bowl while babies are learning. More usable space gives little hands freedom to investigate and make repeated self-feeding attempts.

How does the raised-back wall support early eaters?
Poppered corners allow the placemat to turn into an eating surface with edges. This creates a helpful boundary to support messy mealtimes and keep inevitable spills and splashes contained while skills develop.

Does the placemat replace a bowl or plate?
No, the Dine & Discover Placemat can be used alongside plates and bowls as a supplementary weaning tool for immersive food discovery or alongside tableware. It can support early baby-led weaning and be used with baby utensils like the Dippit and Sporkit to practise cutlery skills.

What skills does open-cup drinking help babies practise?
Drinking from an open cup brings together grip, hand-eye coordination, hand-to-mouth movement and control of the cup angle as children learn how much to tip and when to stop. It also plays a crucial role in developing the mouth muscle movements required for eating solid foods.

Why does cup stability matter while they are learning?
A more stable base removes one unnecessary difficulty, giving little drinkers more opportunity to focus on the movement they are trying to master.

How does Big Sipper™ support growing independence?
Children can lift, tip and return the cup themselves, with the SteadySip base providing support early on and then removing when they are ready for less help.

Why are bigger sips a developmental step?
As children become more confident with first sips, they need opportunities to manage a larger cup and a greater flow with increasing control. Big Sipper™ is designed to make that progression feel familiar.

Why is repeated open-cup practice useful?
Like other mealtime skills, drinking control develops through practice. A cup that feels manageable gives children more chances to repeat the movement and refine it over time.