Starting Solids Essentials Kit – Zico

$89.00
The Starting Solids Essentials Kit is a consciously crafted, LFGB-certified silicone feeding set, free from toxins, designed to nurture confident little eaters, support healthy development, reduce waste and replace disposable mealtime alternatives.
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Product Reviews by Experts
What I liked most was how thoughtfully designed it is for little ones just finding their feet with solids. The cutlery shape is clever, holding onto food so it actually makes it to baby’s mouth rather than tumbling off the fork or spoon. I loved the deep inserts in the plate that make scooping easier, and the lid for the bowl is so handy for popping leftovers in the fridge. It is also lovely and easy to clean, and a great option if you prefer the softness of silicone dinnerware for your little one. What impressed me most is how genuinely transparent and values led Zico is, especially in being upfront about where they are on their journey. I love that everything is LFGB certified, with rigorous independent testing under strict European food contact standards, and that they ask for updated certification documentation rather than just taking supplier assurances. Their focus on durable, reusable pieces designed to replace disposable feeding products and be passed between siblings really resonated, as did their compostable and recyclable packaging. The social heart stood out too, with the founder’s 13 years in child protection clearly shaping the way they donate products to low income families and local schools.
This one is genuinely cute and trendy without sacrificing quality, which is a nice combination when so much baby gear is either practical or pretty but rarely both. The LFGB-certified silicone feels solid and well made, it stood up to the throwing and tumbling that comes with this stage, and it looked lovely on the table, which made reaching for it part of the routine rather than a chore. I appreciated how honest this brand is about where it’s still growing. They’re upfront that they don’t yet hold independent labour audits while explaining the written assurances and long-term supplier relationship they do have, and that transparency reads as far more trustworthy than polished claims. Their compostable and recyclable shipping materials, right down to recyclable tape, show real attention to detail, and the founder’s background in child protection clearly shapes how they give back.
An easy to clean, and sleek design perfect for the first 6 months of starting solids! The cutlery is also thoughtfully designed for little fingers learning essential eating skills. I was impressed by Zico’s strong emphasis on product safety, with rigorous LFGB certification standards and a clear commitment to transparency and quality. Their focus on creating durable, reusable products, reducing packaging waste and supporting families through community initiatives demonstrates a thoughtful approach to sustainability and social responsibility. The founder’s background in child protection also brings a genuine sense of purpose and care to the brand’s mission.
What I liked most was how thoughtfully designed it is for little ones just finding their feet with solids. The cutlery shape is clever, holding onto food so it actually makes it to baby’s mouth rather than tumbling off the fork or spoon. I loved the deep inserts in the plate that make scooping easier, and the lid for the bowl is so handy for popping leftovers in the fridge. It is also lovely and easy to clean, and a great option if you prefer the softness of silicone dinnerware for your little one. What impressed me most is how genuinely transparent and values led Zico is, especially in being upfront about where they are on their journey. I love that everything is LFGB certified, with rigorous independent testing under strict European food contact standards, and that they ask for updated certification documentation rather than just taking supplier assurances. Their focus on durable, reusable pieces designed to replace disposable feeding products and be passed between siblings really resonated, as did their compostable and recyclable packaging. The social heart stood out too, with the founder’s 13 years in child protection clearly shaping the way they donate products to low income families and local schools.
This one is genuinely cute and trendy without sacrificing quality, which is a nice combination when so much baby gear is either practical or pretty but rarely both. The LFGB-certified silicone feels solid and well made, it stood up to the throwing and tumbling that comes with this stage, and it looked lovely on the table, which made reaching for it part of the routine rather than a chore. I appreciated how honest this brand is about where it’s still growing. They’re upfront that they don’t yet hold independent labour audits while explaining the written assurances and long-term supplier relationship they do have, and that transparency reads as far more trustworthy than polished claims. Their compostable and recyclable shipping materials, right down to recyclable tape, show real attention to detail, and the founder’s background in child protection clearly shapes how they give back.
An easy to clean, and sleek design perfect for the first 6 months of starting solids! The cutlery is also thoughtfully designed for little fingers learning essential eating skills. I was impressed by Zico’s strong emphasis on product safety, with rigorous LFGB certification standards and a clear commitment to transparency and quality. Their focus on creating durable, reusable products, reducing packaging waste and supporting families through community initiatives demonstrates a thoughtful approach to sustainability and social responsibility. The founder’s background in child protection also brings a genuine sense of purpose and care to the brand’s mission.
What I liked most was how thoughtfully designed it is for little ones just finding their feet with solids. The cutlery shape is clever, holding onto food so it actually makes it to baby’s mouth rather than tumbling off the fork or spoon. I loved the deep inserts in the plate that make scooping easier, and the lid for the bowl is so handy for popping leftovers in the fridge. It is also lovely and easy to clean, and a great option if you prefer the softness of silicone dinnerware for your little one. What impressed me most is how genuinely transparent and values led Zico is, especially in being upfront about where they are on their journey. I love that everything is LFGB certified, with rigorous independent testing under strict European food contact standards, and that they ask for updated certification documentation rather than just taking supplier assurances. Their focus on durable, reusable pieces designed to replace disposable feeding products and be passed between siblings really resonated, as did their compostable and recyclable packaging. The social heart stood out too, with the founder’s 13 years in child protection clearly shaping the way they donate products to low income families and local schools.
This one is genuinely cute and trendy without sacrificing quality, which is a nice combination when so much baby gear is either practical or pretty but rarely both. The LFGB-certified silicone feels solid and well made, it stood up to the throwing and tumbling that comes with this stage, and it looked lovely on the table, which made reaching for it part of the routine rather than a chore. I appreciated how honest this brand is about where it’s still growing. They’re upfront that they don’t yet hold independent labour audits while explaining the written assurances and long-term supplier relationship they do have, and that transparency reads as far more trustworthy than polished claims. Their compostable and recyclable shipping materials, right down to recyclable tape, show real attention to detail, and the founder’s background in child protection clearly shapes how they give back.
An easy to clean, and sleek design perfect for the first 6 months of starting solids! The cutlery is also thoughtfully designed for little fingers learning essential eating skills. I was impressed by Zico’s strong emphasis on product safety, with rigorous LFGB certification standards and a clear commitment to transparency and quality. Their focus on creating durable, reusable products, reducing packaging waste and supporting families through community initiatives demonstrates a thoughtful approach to sustainability and social responsibility. The founder’s background in child protection also brings a genuine sense of purpose and care to the brand’s mission.
What I liked most was how thoughtfully designed it is for little ones just finding their feet with solids. The cutlery shape is clever, holding onto food so it actually makes it to baby’s mouth rather than tumbling off the fork or spoon. I loved the deep inserts in the plate that make scooping easier, and the lid for the bowl is so handy for popping leftovers in the fridge. It is also lovely and easy to clean, and a great option if you prefer the softness of silicone dinnerware for your little one. What impressed me most is how genuinely transparent and values led Zico is, especially in being upfront about where they are on their journey. I love that everything is LFGB certified, with rigorous independent testing under strict European food contact standards, and that they ask for updated certification documentation rather than just taking supplier assurances. Their focus on durable, reusable pieces designed to replace disposable feeding products and be passed between siblings really resonated, as did their compostable and recyclable packaging. The social heart stood out too, with the founder’s 13 years in child protection clearly shaping the way they donate products to low income families and local schools.
This one is genuinely cute and trendy without sacrificing quality, which is a nice combination when so much baby gear is either practical or pretty but rarely both. The LFGB-certified silicone feels solid and well made, it stood up to the throwing and tumbling that comes with this stage, and it looked lovely on the table, which made reaching for it part of the routine rather than a chore. I appreciated how honest this brand is about where it’s still growing. They’re upfront that they don’t yet hold independent labour audits while explaining the written assurances and long-term supplier relationship they do have, and that transparency reads as far more trustworthy than polished claims. Their compostable and recyclable shipping materials, right down to recyclable tape, show real attention to detail, and the founder’s background in child protection clearly shapes how they give back.
An easy to clean, and sleek design perfect for the first 6 months of starting solids! The cutlery is also thoughtfully designed for little fingers learning essential eating skills. I was impressed by Zico’s strong emphasis on product safety, with rigorous LFGB certification standards and a clear commitment to transparency and quality. Their focus on creating durable, reusable products, reducing packaging waste and supporting families through community initiatives demonstrates a thoughtful approach to sustainability and social responsibility. The founder’s background in child protection also brings a genuine sense of purpose and care to the brand’s mission.
What I liked most was how thoughtfully designed it is for little ones just finding their feet with solids. The cutlery shape is clever, holding onto food so it actually makes it to baby’s mouth rather than tumbling off the fork or spoon. I loved the deep inserts in the plate that make scooping easier, and the lid for the bowl is so handy for popping leftovers in the fridge. It is also lovely and easy to clean, and a great option if you prefer the softness of silicone dinnerware for your little one. What impressed me most is how genuinely transparent and values led Zico is, especially in being upfront about where they are on their journey. I love that everything is LFGB certified, with rigorous independent testing under strict European food contact standards, and that they ask for updated certification documentation rather than just taking supplier assurances. Their focus on durable, reusable pieces designed to replace disposable feeding products and be passed between siblings really resonated, as did their compostable and recyclable packaging. The social heart stood out too, with the founder’s 13 years in child protection clearly shaping the way they donate products to low income families and local schools.
This one is genuinely cute and trendy without sacrificing quality, which is a nice combination when so much baby gear is either practical or pretty but rarely both. The LFGB-certified silicone feels solid and well made, it stood up to the throwing and tumbling that comes with this stage, and it looked lovely on the table, which made reaching for it part of the routine rather than a chore. I appreciated how honest this brand is about where it’s still growing. They’re upfront that they don’t yet hold independent labour audits while explaining the written assurances and long-term supplier relationship they do have, and that transparency reads as far more trustworthy than polished claims. Their compostable and recyclable shipping materials, right down to recyclable tape, show real attention to detail, and the founder’s background in child protection clearly shapes how they give back.
An easy to clean, and sleek design perfect for the first 6 months of starting solids! The cutlery is also thoughtfully designed for little fingers learning essential eating skills. I was impressed by Zico’s strong emphasis on product safety, with rigorous LFGB certification standards and a clear commitment to transparency and quality. Their focus on creating durable, reusable products, reducing packaging waste and supporting families through community initiatives demonstrates a thoughtful approach to sustainability and social responsibility. The founder’s background in child protection also brings a genuine sense of purpose and care to the brand’s mission.






















