Octopod® Frog Silicone Suction Dishes

• 100% Food-Safe Silicone
  This silicone suction plate is totally safe and won’t leak chemicals into your child’s food.
• Dishwasher, Microwave, and Oven Safe
  Meal prep your toddler's meals with ease!
• Guaranteed Suction
  Always stays secured to your child’s high chair feeding tray. If the suckers stop working, send it back and we’ll refund you!
• Parent-Approved Frog Design
  Designed to make food time fun and silly! In addition to its adorable amphibious design, you can help your toddler try new foods with the divided sections that ensure different textures don’t interact.
• Toxin-Free Materials
  BPA-free, phthalate-free, PVC-free, and lead-free, its toxin-free materials conform to all US and European safety standards for children.

• Wash before first use
• Do not use abrasive products for cleaning
• Keep away from sharp objects, store in a cool dry place.

• 100% NON-TOXIC SILICONE: Risk-free purchase to keep your hungry baby happy
  In a modern world with so many chemicals and synthetic products, it is crucial to check the materials used in anything that your baby touches or interacts with regularly. Our product design kept this in the foremost of their mind while crafting the 100% non-toxic silicon that the Octopod^® is made of.
• BPA-FREE, PVC-FREE, PHTHALATE-FREE, AND LEAD-FREE:
  Another assurance that our product design teams has prioritized using safe materials over every other business consideration. You are in safe hands with Abiie and Octopod^® – we’ve helped parents raise their kids with nifty child products for years!
• CONFORMS TO ALL US & E.U SAFETY STANDARDS:
  Our Octopod^® follows all standard safety regulations, ensuring you are not buying from an unverified third party!

1. Why use silicone plates?

Silicone is the same exact material used to create the tops of sippy cups and the nipples of baby bottles. Silicone is not only safer when compared with plastic but also it is long lasting, stationary, and versatile.

2. When is a child ready to start using one of Abiie’s frog plates?

Your child will likely be ready to use one of our suction dishes at 6 months old. At this age, babies should have good neck and head control. They should also be able to sit up with support or alone, as well as bring items to their mouths.

3. What foods should not be given to a child using a silicone plate for the first time?

Foods that you should avoid giving your child on a plate include peanut butter chunks, popcorn, grapes, raw carrots, seeds, nuts, candy, and hot dogs. These all may pose choking hazards.