Lola Celine 

 Florida, United States 

  “My little one loves banana, but it always slipped out of her hands before she could get much into her mouth. The handle gives her something easier to hold, and she enjoys bringing it to her mouth herself. There’s still some mess, but fewer dropped pieces!”  

 Faith Burgeson 

 Chicago, United States 

  “My son kept reaching for the spoon whenever I tried to feed him. This gives him something he can hold himself while I sit beside him. He seems to enjoy having a little more control, and we’ve made it part of our feeding routine.”  

 Shanti Prometh 

 Ohio, United States 

  “Soft fruit usually ended up squashed across the tray and in my daughter’s clothes. The pouch helps keep the pieces together while she explores the taste. Juice still gets on her bib, but the loose fruit is much more contained.”  

 Vattalyne Sweetlove 

 Wyoming, United States 

  “I was running out of ways to offer different fruits without preparing a whole bowl that barely got touched. This lets us try a little at a time. My baby doesn’t love every flavour yet, but it’s been a handy way to explore.”  

 Tristyn Reid 

 California, United States 

  “My daughter would get frustrated when she dropped her fruit and couldn’t pick it back up. She finds the ring easier to grasp. I still stay right beside her, but it’s lovely watching her practise bringing the feeder to her mouth.”  

 Pierre Marco 

 New York, United States 

  “I’d bought feeding accessories before that were fiddly to clean, so I wondered whether this would end up unused too. Being able to remove the pouch makes it easier to reach the leftover fruit. That small detail makes me more likely to use it again.”