Needs that change with age
Your baby has tons of adventures in his first months, and eating is one of them! But how do you equip yourself to manage the transitions between breastfeeding, bottle feeding, food diversification and the transition to independent eating? We explain it all in this article!
From birth to 4 months
As soon as you're born, get the equipment you need for mealtime.
The must-have feeding bottle
Bottles are an essential! Ideally, you should have at least 3, and ideally 6, to simplify mealtime organization and limit the number of dishes you have to wash.
Which material to choose?
Choosing a feeding bottle is like choosing the perfect cuddly toy: you want the best for your baby! Several materials are available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages:
- ❌ Plastic: Not recommended. Even without BPA, some plastic baby bottles can release microplastics when heated or damaged.
- 💚 Glass: A classic! It contains no harmful substances, retains neither odors nor colors, and is easy to clean. The drawback? It's heavier and can break, but some models come with silicone protection.
- ✨ Silicone: Ultra-light, unbreakable and free from endocrine disruptors. A great alternative to plastic and glass! We recommend Élhée feeding bottles, ergonomic and Made in France 🇫🇷.

Minimize the risk of colic
Colic is a young parent's nightmare: baby is embarrassed, cries a lot... but that's normal! His digestive system is not yet fully mature.
To avoid discomfort, opt for an anti-colic bottle. Thanks to a special valve or teat system, it reduces air intake and improves baby's well-being.
The adorable bib
When baby is still very small, choose a terry bibsoft and absorbent, which can be fastened around the neck. Perfect for catching little spills and drooling without irritating delicate skin!

The little extras
- Bottle dispenser: Ultra-practical for preparing bottles in the blink of an eye, even when out and about.
- Baby diapers: Indispensable for protecting your clothes, stroller or changing mat.
- To clean bottles: A bottle brush and a bottle drainer.
Breast-feeding
If you're breast-feeding, consider these essential accessories:
- Nursing bra: practical and comfortable.
- Nursing pads: prevent leaks.
- Disposable compresses: for greater comfort.
- Maxi-lange useful for covering up.
- Nursing cushion: Helps position baby correctly and avoid back strain.
From 6 to 15 months
It's time to diversify! Baby is about to discover new tastes and textures. To accompany him, here's the essential equipment:
Eating in comfort
- A high chair: A must-have purchase to ensure your child sits comfortably and safely.
- A bib with sleeves: A bib with sleeves, a pocket to catch any food that falls out, and a waterproof finish make it much more protective than a conventional bib.
- A washcloth: Ideal for cleansing the face and hands after a meal.

Helping your baby learn to eat on his own
- Suitable spoons and cutlery: In silicone, soft plastic or rubber to avoid minor accidents.
- Unbreakable plates and bowls: Plastic or silicone are ideal.
Meal preparation appliances
- A blender: Indispensable for preparing suitable purées and compotes.
- Steaming: preserves fibers and vitamins. Some all-in-one food processors can sterilize, cook, blend and defrost.
- Batchcooking: Prepare the week's meals in advance to save time.
Each stage of baby's diet is a new challenge. new adventurefull of discoveries (and sometimes little challenges!). With the right equipment and a bit of organization, meals can become a moment of fun. pleasure and sharing. So, whether it's bottle-feeding, spoon-feeding or hand-feeding, baby's in for a treat... and so are you!
Enjoy your meal!