
The difference self-feeding makes
Baby-Led Weaning (BLW) is an approach where babies pick up and eat food on their own. The WHO and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend introducing graspable finger foods from 6 months. In Korea, the 9–12-month infant health-check questionnaire even asks whether a baby can use a cup on their own.
What this calls for isn't an adult's dishware, but tableware sized for a baby's hands and mouth. Easy to grip, made of a material that's safe when dropped, and shaped so babies can learn to eat and drink on their own — self-feeding tableware should meet all three.
Recommended start for baby-led weaning (WHO)
Grasping, picking up, and moving builds finger coordination
Babies set their own amount and pace, forming healthy eating habits
Your baby's first cup and plate
Weaning is when babies move on from breast milk or formula to practicing solid food. SpoonTime's self-feeding tableware supports that challenge at the table.


Wave Plate
A one-piece plate held firmly in place by suction
approx. 20 cm
Wave Plate details →Peanut Cup — a sip sized for two little hands

Peanut-shaped grip — a curve that fits naturally in both hands
Low center of gravity — less likely to tip when set down
Non-slip base — stable even on a wobbly table
85 ml small volume — smaller than a paper cup, ideal for one baby-sized sip
Wave Plate — a whole meal in one dish
Dividerless one-piece — plate any mix of foods freely
Suction base — a vacuum grip holds it firmly to the table
Wide and shallow — finger foods are easy to see, and hot food cools faster
Outer wave pattern — a distinctive design touch

100% platinum silicone
Made from platinum silicone, the highest food-grade silicone. Soft yet sturdy, it holds up from boiling water to the freezer.
No environmental hormones detected
Hygienic care after every meal
Safe for warming food
From freezer to boiling water, both fine
How to use it
First start
At first, hold the cup for your baby to drink, or show them how to reach for food on the plate.
Grip practice
Let your baby reach out and touch the cup and plate themselves.
One sip, one bite
It's fine to start with just a little water and food.
Make it routine
Use the same tableware at every meal so it becomes familiar.
Care that makes it last
Before first use
Sterilize in boiling water for 1–2 minutes before use.
Daily washing
Dishwasher, or hand-wash with a mild detergent; air-dry in a well-ventilated spot.
If it picks up an odor
A light clean with baking soda and vinegar restores it.
Frequently asked questions
You can use it from 6 months, when babies start grasping objects — the same time baby-led weaning (BLW) typically begins.
Yes. Platinum silicone barely deforms even under high-heat dishwasher cycles, so you can keep it hygienic after every meal.
Gently lift one edge of the plate to let air in and it releases smoothly. Don't yank it hard.
A light rub with baking soda paste removes most marks. As long as there are no cracks or tears, you can keep using it.

