Squeeze the soft silicone body and food comes out through the spoon — no separate bowl, no back-and-forth with a regular spoon while a baby squirms. Fill it with purée, cereal, or juice, and dispense one-handed while your other hand does whatever else needs doing.

The bottle carries ML and OZ markings so you're not guessing at portions, and a snap-on cover keeps the spoon tip clean between feeds or in a diaper bag.

Material: 100% silicone, BPA-free and phthalate-free, in clear or blue.
Care: dishwasher-safe; hand-washing the spoon tip between cycles helps it last.

Works best with purées and cereal thin enough to flow through the spoon opening — very thick foods may need a splash of water or milk stirred in. Most parents introduce something like this from around 6 months, alongside starting solids; it also doubles as an easy way to get liquid medicine into a reluctant toddler.

As with bottles or regular spoons, don't leave your baby feeding unsupervised.