Haakaa Pineapple Silicone Nibble Tray - Pea Green - Baby food container

The Haakaa Pineapple Silicone Nibble Tray is the perfect multi-functional addition to your baby’s feeding journey. Use it as a divided snack plate, a steaming tray or a freezer tray to create perfectly sized portions of baby food or breast milk – ideal for use with the Haakaa Fresh Food Feeder. This clever tray features a label slot and comes with five recording cards, so you can easily see what you’ve stored and when you stored it. Features: • Creates perfect portion sizes for Haakaa Fresh Food Feeder pouches (size M/L) • Can also be used as a steamer tray, snack plate or freezer mould • Made from and 100 percent food grade silicone • Safe for oven use up to 220 degrees Celsius • Nine individual compartments • Built-in label slot with five recording cards included • Safe for dishwasher, steriliser, microwave and boiling water • Hanging loop at the top for drying or easy storage • Free from BPA, PVC and phthalates Cleaning and care: Before first use, disassemble all parts (excluding the recording cards), clean thoroughly and place in boiling water for five minutes to sterilise. Wash before and after each use. Always remove the recording cards before washing the tray. Although dishwasher safe, hand washing with warm soapy water and thorough rinsing is recommended. Do not use bleach-based cleaners or sterilising tablets. To sterilise, use a steam steriliser or boil in water for two to three minutes. Caution: • Remember to brush your child’s teeth regularly. • For safety reasons, never attach this product to cords, ribbons, laces or loose parts of clothing, as it could become wrapped around your child’s neck. • Check the product regularly and replace if any signs of damage appear. • Avoid storing near sharp objects. • Use only soft sponges or brushes to avoid scratching the surface. • Do not put the recording cards in sterilisers or microwaves. • Insert the recording card before filling the tray. • Take care when heating in the microwave, as localised overheating can occur. • Always stir and check the temperature before feeding.