SAMiGO silicone baby feeding sets — a friend at every first bite
We make the plates, bowls, cups and spoons that sit beside your baby while mealtime moves from milk to mango: suction that stays put, shapes small hands figure out alone, calm colors for any tray.
Our favorites
Silicone straw cup with handles, 6 oz
$9.99 7 colors available ★★★★☆ 4.0 (1,376)
Fruit feeder and freezer popsicle tray set
$19.90 7 colors available ★★★★★ 4.8 (836)
Tiny silicone open cups, 2 oz, 2-pack
$9.99 4 colors available ★★★★★ 4.7 (1,392)
Self-feeding baby spoons, 3-pack
$9.99 4 colors available ★★★★★ 4.7 (2,949)
Suction bowl and spoon set with lid
$9.99 4 colors available ★★★★★ 4.6 (311)
Silicone teether rings, 2-pack
$9.99 4 colors available ★★★★★ 4.7 (572)
Tiny cup and spoons starter set, 3 pieces
$9.99 4 colors available ★★★★★ 4.7 (347)Friendly shapes
Short handles, small cups and soft rims — sized for infant hands first, toddler hands second.
Honest silicone
Food-grade and LFGB silicone without BPA, PVC, lead or phthalates. Nothing to hide, nothing to peel.
Calm colors
Forest, Ocean, Rose, Sand: shades that look at home on a wooden table and survive the dishwasher.
Why our name sounds like a friend
SAMiGO grew out of one question at a crowded high chair: what if mealtime gear acted less like equipment and more like a patient friend? Amigo was the word that stuck. We kept the friend and added the S.
We use food-grade silicone everywhere and LFGB silicone in our fruit feeder — thick, filler-free and flexible enough to chew. It handles the dishwasher, the freezer and the microwave without warping.
Every piece starts with the size of a six-month-old's fist. Spoons get a stopper, cups get a weighted base, plates get a deeper well and a suction base that lets go only when you lift the tab.
Our shades come from the kitchen, not the toy aisle: sage Forest, dusty Rose, Ocean blue, warm Sand. They mix across sets, so a cup from one year matches the bowl from the next.
Our promise at the tray
- Food-grade silicone free of BPA, PVC, lead and phthalates in every piece
- LFGB silicone with zero fillers in our fruit feeder
- Stoppers, guards and weighted bases where little mouths and hands need them
- Top-rack dishwasher safe, so clean-up never decides what you serve
We test the way babies use things: we drop, chew, freeze and throw. What survives a month at our own tables goes into the set.
Silicone baby feeding sets, cups and spoons from SAMiGO
Baby led weaning, spoon feeding or a bit of both — here is how our mealtime pieces fit together.
Suction plates and bowls that stay on the tray
A good silicone baby feeding set starts with suction. Ours is designed to press onto a clean high chair tray and stay there through scooping, grabbing and the occasional slap; the release tab lets you lift it in a second. The divided dish is deeper than most, which matters when your infant pushes food toward the edge, and the lid on our bowl means leftovers are saved for the next meal.
Spoons for baby led weaning
Self feeding goes faster when the spoon fits the hand. Our spoons are short, with a chubby handle and a stopper that keeps them out of the back of the mouth. The textured heads double as a gum massager, so teething babies chew instead of throwing.
From bottle to straw cup to open cup
Drinking has its own steps. The straw cup with handles comes first for many families; the tiny 2 oz open cups follow, with a weighted base that keeps them upright. Both work with water at mealtime from around six months.
Teething relief between meals
Sore gums do not wait for dinner. Our fruit feeder with a freezer popsicle tray turns breast milk or fruit into cold relief, and the teether rings give your baby something safe to chew in the stroller or the car seat.
Caring for silicone
Premium, thick silicone is designed to outlast the toddler years, and warm water and mild soap, or the top rack of the dishwasher, is all it needs. Plates and bowls handle the microwave for warming; let the suction base dry before you press it down again. Strong-colored foods can tint light shades for a while — a sunny windowsill takes it out.
Questions parents ask us
Are silicone feeding sets safe for babies?
Food-grade silicone is one of the most common materials for infant tableware. Ours is free of BPA, PVC, lead and phthalates, and the fruit feeder uses LFGB silicone with no fillers.
Are SAMiGO sets microwave and dishwasher safe?
Yes. Every piece goes on the top rack of the dishwasher. Plates and bowls can warm food in the microwave; take the lid off the bowl first.
What age can a baby use a silicone feeder?
Around 3 months for teething with frozen breast milk in the smallest pouch, and from 6 months with soft fruit and vegetables — always with an adult nearby.
How long can you use a silicone baby feeding set?
From the first solids until well into toddlerhood. The bowl and plate stay useful for snacks long after the bib retires, and the tiny cups become playtime cups.
What makes our baby feeding set different?
A deeper divided plate, a bib pocket that stays open, a 2 oz cup sized for first sips and spoons with a stopper — seven pieces that match and work together.
Where do I go with an order or a return?
Orders, tracking, returns and warranty claims are handled on the order page of the partner store you bought from. We are happy to help with sizes, ages and care.
