Btspepejoy Baby Fruit Feeder Pacifier – Silicone Teether (Green) | Safe & Easy-Clean

Enhance feeding moments with the Btspepejoy Fruit Feeder Pacifier

Designed to support curious eaters, this practical combo acts as both a teether and a feeder. Its soft silicone pouch lets you introduce bite-sized fruit or gentle purees in a mess-conscious way, helping little ones experiment with textures as they grow. The green hue adds a cheerful touch to everyday feeding routines, making snack time feel like a little adventure.

Key safety and material details

Crafted from 100% food-grade silicone, the feeder is BPA-free and free from latex, phthalates, and lead. The silicone pouch features small holes that allow only small, digestible pieces to pass through, providing a controlled feeding experience as your child explores new tastes.

Size options that fit growing needs

The set includes three sizes—S, M, and L—so you can tailor the experience to your child’s age and stage. S works well for fruit purée and soft bites, M handles a broader range of fruits and vegetables, and L is suitable for older infants and teething relief. You can even freeze fruit to create soothing, cool bites during teething moments.

Easy to use, easy to clean

Simple assembly with a quick-snap ring lets you prepare snacks and clean up in moments. The beading handle helps little hands grip the product while you guide them toward self-feeding. All parts come apart for thorough washing, and the material is dishwasher-safe and boil-safe for thorough sanitation.

What’s in the package

• 1 x Baby Fruit Food Feeder Pacifier
• Color: Green (as pictured)
• Size options: S, M, L included

Practical benefits to consider

• Supports independent feeding with a soft chewing surface for comfort.
• Allows a variety of kid-friendly fruit options safely at the table or on the go.
• Durable yet gentle silicone design is gentle on gums and easy to grip.
• Hygienic design, with easy disassembly for thorough cleaning after use.

Note: This product is part of a feeding routine and may support exploration of new textures. Results may vary by child, and guidance from caregivers should always be used alongside any feeding tool.