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Ashtonbee Silicone Baby Fruit Feeder

About $7 eachChecked Oct 29, 20262 sources

Our take

A silicone teether-feeder: fill it with frozen fruit or breast milk ice and babies chew through small holes, which soothes gums with less mess. BPA-, latex-, phthalate- and lead-free and dishwasher safe.

SiliconeHolds frozen fruitDishwasher safe

Consider instead: Itzy Ritzy rings for a simple chew.

Before you buy

Do you need it?Later Teething usually starts around 4 to 7 months.
Secondhand?Buy new. Buy new.

What parents and testers say

Recurring praise

  • Soothes gums and feeds
  • Small holes limit chunks
  • Easy to clean

Recurring complaints

  • Sold in 2-packs

Our summary of patterns across the reviews and threads linked below, not quotes.

Materials & safety check

3 of 3 checks clear.

MaterialFood-grade silicone
SupervisionUse only with supervision once solids start
RecallsNone found in CPSC teether recalls since 2020

When to buy it

Registry

Optional

~4-6 months

Teething usually starts; chill, don't freeze

Ongoing

Inspect for cracks and replace

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How do you feel about it?

Common questions

Is the Ashtonbee Silicone Baby Fruit Feeder non-toxic?

There's no legal definition of "non-toxic" for baby products, so here's what we checked. Material: Food-grade silicone. Supervision: Use only with supervision once solids start. Recalls: None found in CPSC teether recalls since 2020. It scores 84 out of 100 on materials and safety, and 81 overall.

Not sure what a label means? See baby product labels, explained.

Sources

  1. Mommyhood101: Best teething toys of 2026, testedmommyhood101.com
  2. CPSC recall database: "teether" recalls since 2020saferproducts.gov
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