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I’d start with a spoon and a small bowl, then choose extras for the way you plan to feed. These picks cover parent-led spoon-feeding, supervised self-feeding, and first cup practice without needing every set.
















I like choosing bibs by coverage and cleanup rather than buying every style. Here are options for wipe-clean silicone, sleeve coverage, and soft fabric—pick the one that suits your baby’s mealtime routine.










For homemade baby food, I’d use kitchen tools you already have where possible. These are the prep and storage extras I’d consider for steaming, mashing, or setting aside small portions.













A high chair is the bigger purchase I’d compare carefully. I’ve included a more affordable multi-stage option and two higher-priced chairs so you can weigh the design, fit, and full setup cost.








