There are different models depending on the needs and routines of parents:

Multifunction Dining Chairs: they are the most versatile dining chairs, being able to be used from birth to approximately three years old.In the first few months, they can be used as sun loungers and, when the baby starts to eat, they become high chairs with tray or, if the tray is removed, as a high chair so that the baby can have a place at the table and share the meal with the family, developing social skills.

Dining Chairs with a simple structure: they are suitable for use from approximately 6 months. They are chairs without backrest reclining, being a more practical alternative for meal routines. They usually close compactly, so they take up little space and can be stored away when not in use.

Travel Dining Chairs: can be suspended on the table or placed on the chairs, being secured with straps between the base and the back of the same.These are a practical option to take on vacation and to the home of friends or family, in order to always guarantee a comfortable place for the baby during the meal.

Essential during meals, bibs also accompany the different stages of growth:

Turkish bibs: light, soft and comfortable, they are essential to prevent your baby from getting wet during the teething stage.They can be fastened with a self-adhesive closure or with a drawstring around the neck.

Waterproof bibs: they are a practical and easy-to-clean option, ideal for use during meals.Some waterproof bibs have a front pocket to store the food scraps that fall out during the meal, while others have sleeves, to ensure that the baby is completely dry and clean during the meal.Both models can be fastened with a self-adhesive closure or with a drawstring around the neck.

There are different models suitable for age or use.

Deep dishes or bowls: they are distinguished by the ease of preparing the porridge and giving it to the baby.When the baby gains more autonomy, this type of plate is also interesting, as it helps the baby to handle the cutlery, keeping the food inside the plate.

Plates with suction cups: they are fixed to the table and prevent its movement, being also a good alternative to help develop babies' autonomy at mealtime.
Dishes with hot water containers: help keep food warm for longer, ideal for babies who make mealtime even more challenging.

Cups with easy handles: they are ideal models for the baby to hold, allowing them to drink more independently. They can have an anti-drip function, facilitating transport in the baby's backpack and preventing liquids from spilling. They usually have a soft mouthpiece so they don't hurt baby's soft gums.

Glass with straw: for older children, who are able to drink independently without getting wet. These cups include a lid, making them a good alternative to carry in your child's backpack.

Spoons with silicone tip: very flexible and soft, they are designed not to hurt baby's gums during the first solid meals.These spoons are ideal for helping your baby to transition from bottle to first meals.

Thermosensitive spoons: help to perceive the ideal temperature of the porridge, changing the color if the food is still too hot.

Spoon and fork set: sets of cutlery suitable for when the baby starts to eat alone, helping to develop his autonomy.