Eco Mama
As mamas, we all want to give our babies the best from the inside out. As people, we also care about our impact on the planet children will inherit. If environmental sustainability is an important consideration for you at mealtime, we’ve rounded up our favorite sustainable feeding products sure to please you, your baby and Mother Earth.
As mamas, we all want to give our babies the best from the inside out. As people, we also care about our impact on the planet children will inherit. If environmental sustainability is an important consideration for you at mealtime, we’ve rounded up our favorite sustainable feeding products sure to please you, your baby and Mother Earth.
Browse our top picks for the Eco Mama or explore products tailored for you
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EKOBO
Bambino Baby Feeding Dish Set
Made from a durable combo of FSC-certified bamboo fiber (AKA, a highly renewable source) and a 100% food-grade melamine binder, these sleek bowls, plates and spoons are a minimalist mama’s dream. Plus, they’re free of PVC, BPA and phthalates—because you should be the one who decides exactly what goes in your baby’s food.
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Micuna
Ovo Max Plus High Chair
For mealtime now and playtime later, this 2-in-1 high chair is designed to grow with your growing baby. We love how super simple it is to clean and how chic it looks. Serve up your baby’s fave finger foods on the dishwasher-safe tray or pull the chair right up to the table for family dinner time.
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Avanchy
Silicone baby training spoons
Sourced from high-quality bamboo and silicone, these plastic-free, BPA-free, PVC-free, lead-free and phthalate-free spoons are also designed to help train little hands to hold a spoon. Perfect for baby-led weaning, the lightweight design encourages good eating habits from the start (while still be durable enough to withstand getting thrown across the table).
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Blissbury
Silicone baby bibs
Made from food grade silicone, these wipeable bibs are tough enough to withstand whatever your child can dribble on them—and safe enough to take a bite or two from those tiny teeth. Plus, the easy-to-clean surface means you only need one or two on hand, saving you from storing a million bibs in your kitchen.
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Lifefactory
Glass Bottle Starter Set
These BPA-free glass bottles are made for sustainable feeding time. Wrapped in silicone covers for a non-slip grip, they’re also easy to clean—simply pop the whole thing in the dishwasher to sterilize with ease.
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Youngever
Glass Baby Food Storage
Stackable and sturdy, these BPA-free glass containers are also microwave- and dishwasher-safe. Simply grab and go for meals on the run, or use them to stock your fridge and freezer with your baby’s favorite foods. They even come with free labels so you can tell your pea puree from your avocado mash.
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Squeasy Snacker
Silicone Reusable Food Pouch
We love food pouches for convenience, but the disposable options are tough on the environment. Enter this reusable squeeze pouch, made from 100% flexible silicone to make mealtime easy for your child and the planet. And because it’s leak-proof and freezer- and dishwasher-safe, it makes mealtime a little easier on you, too.
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KiddyCare
Organic Cotton Burp Cloths
What goes down…often comes up—at least when it comes to your baby’s first solid foods. Clean up while staying environmentally clean with these 100% organic cotton muslin burp cloths. They’re big enough to tackle major messes, but soft enough for even the most sensitive skin.
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VEHHE
Reusable Steel Straws
Trying to drink more water? Adding a straw makes you more likely to sip and stay hydrated all day long. We love these reusable steel straws that come complete with their own protective bag and a cleaning brush. Bottoms up!
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