Dr. Brown's Designed to Nourish Fresh Firsts Silicone Feeder, Mint and Gray

We tried spoon feeding with different spoon types as well as several baby-led weaning approaches for several weeks, but could not get our baby to accept more than a bite of solid food. Upon first use of this, our baby easily grasped the handle and bit the silicone tip. Although he grimaced upon tasting the food, he liked chewing on the tip and continued putting the feeder into his mouth and swallowing food. These have really helped him begin accepting food, and they're easy enough to wash that we can use the same set 3x per day. Some other notes: - The nipple holds about 1.5 tbsp. I wish it held a little more (like 2 tbsp). - When baby "finishes" the contents, there is usually still ~1 tsp left in feeder. I usually unscrew the top and feed the remainder with a spoon, though I wish I didn't have to do this. - I was choosing between this and the boon feeder, but opted for this one since it screws on/off rather than pops on/off and our baby can take caps off things easily that aren't screw-top. - The silicone did stain a bit with papaya (as I expected based on other reviews), although the discoloration has faded over multiple washes. - The silicone nipple sits a bit loosely in the collar when unscrewed from handle. When screwed together, everything fits well, but this is different than most baby bottles where the nipple is seated tightly in the collar before screwing the bottom on. All and all, I'm really thankful that this helped my baby overcome eating difficulties. Although there are some minor issues mentioned above, they are pretty minor.

Safe. Durable. Easy to clean. Great for babies.

Soft bottles easy to clean

The size is huge, not sure how baby does with this, the quality is good, the holes are big too, not sure if it will leak or not.

This feeder has been good for introducing semi-solid foods to our baby. We’ve been using it mostly for soft fruits like avocado and banana, and it works perfectly. It's easy for little hands to hold and chew on, while limiting the mess. It allows our baby to explore new tastes and textures safely, without the risk of choking. I really like that the set comes with two feeders and lids, which makes it super convenient to prep and bring food on the go. The silicone is soft but durable, and it’s BPA-free and non-toxic, considering how many baby products out there still use questionable materials. Cleaning is easy, everything rinses off easily and can go in the dishwasher. Overall, for the price, this is a great value. It’s a simple, clever product that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Highly recommended for any parent starting their baby on solids.

It was great for my little one around 6/7 months. He was a slow teether so he was able to use this until about 10 months. It was helpful to introduce different food and fruits when he didn’t have any teeth!

Worked very well for my granddaughter

I really like the Dr. Brown’s Fresh First Silicone Feeder (Mint & Green)! It’s very easy to wash — much simpler than the traditional mesh feeders. The silicone material rinses clean quickly and doesn’t trap food inside. It’s also very comfortable for my baby to hold and use. The soft silicone feels safe and gentle on gums, especially during teething. Definitely better than the mesh version — more hygienic, easier to clean, and more convenient overall. Highly recommend! better than the mesh version — more hygienic, easier to clean, and more convenient overall. Highly recommend!

Babies who just crossed 6 months it's good for them . you can buy it .

it's very good

There is a video going around on TikTok of a woman who throws these in the garbage because they're messy and doesn't understand why you don't just use a spoon to feed your kid purees. These are not to be used with puree (although you still can) you put chunks of food in them so that your baby can safely taste new foods without you having to puree them. They are fantastic! I like to put things I normally wouldn't puree in them, such as cucumbers or bell peppers. Another thing I do is freeze purees in small ice cube trays, and then put those small frozen cubes in here. They're not as messy that way and they are great for a teething baby. Also, I really prefer these silicone ones over the mesh ones. The mesh gets kinda rough and stained over time. They are also very difficult to clean, these I just put in the dishwasher. I highly recommend. I used them for two of three kids (first kid we used the mesh ones) and I've boughten some as baby gifts as well.

Happy with these teethers and my baby absolutely loves them. They are a little big for my babies mouth but he makes it work. Make sure to wash with soapy water after use or at least rinse and air dry, they will mold otherwise if forgotten about. Would gladly recommend.

I ordered 2 pack of feeder but I received only one feeder ( mint colour) and grey colour feeder was missing