Nummy BOWL - Pure Silicone Baby Bowl with Hidden Suction Cup | BPA-Free, Microwave & Dishwasher Safe

Mealtime moments, made simpler with Nummy BOWL

The Nummy BOWL is crafted from platinum silicone, offering a plastic-free, non-toxic feeding option for babies and toddlers. It avoids common concerns by being free of BPA, BPS, BPF, PVC, lead, cadmium, phthalates, formaldehyde, PAHs, and nitrosamines. Compliant with US FDA and German LFGB food contact standards, the bowl emphasizes clean surfaces and minimal byproducts, letting little meals feel calm and safe to touch.

Stays put, while little hands explore

A hidden suction cup anchors the bowl to a high chair tray or table, helping reduce spills as tiny forks and hands reach in for bites. This reliable grip can support independent feeding while keeping mealtimes quieter and more controlled for caregivers who are guiding the process.

• Dishwasher safe for effortless cleaning
• Microwave safe for quick warming of room-temperature meals
• Oven and freezer safe for defrosting or reheating portions

Real-life design for busy families

At 8 by 5 by 1.5 inches, the bowl holds up to 11 fl oz (325 mL), a generous portion for snacks or a small meal. The light blue color adds a friendly, kid-friendly touch. It’s lightweight enough for little hands and stackable for compact storage between uses, making it a practical pick for active households.

• Fits on most high chairs and trays, increasing versatility across brands
• Stackable design helps keep drawers and shelves tidy

Materials, care, and everyday use

Silicone provides a soft, warm touch that’s gentle on tiny hands. The platinum silicone composition ensures durability and temperature resilience, while the absence of fillers or byproducts keeps the surface feeling smooth. For everyday care, you can hand wash or use your dishwasher, and you can reheat foods in the microwave or oven as needed.

Gift-ready for new families

With its practical features and approachable color, the Nummy BOWL makes a thoughtful present for baby showers, first birthdays, and new-parent celebrations, supporting independent eating and mess reduction during early mealtime exploration.