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Ryle Tableware Set - Sea creature / Sandy by Liewood

Liewood

Ryle Tableware Set - Sea creature / Sandy

Baby plates, bowls & utensils in silicone

Where to buy

  • Liewood

    €46Updated 26 Oct

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  • Nordic Nest

    Ryle Tableware Set - Sea creature / Sandy - ONE SIZE

    €46.96Updated 2 days ago

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Why we chose it

The part that touches milk or food is silicone (body). Documented: food-grade silicone.

  • Meets Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0
  • Contains: a synthetic primary fibre

More about this product

Details

  • Material

    Silicone

Materials & Safety

Touches milk or food

Touches milk, food, mouth or skin

  • Silicone
  • Nylon
  • Containsa synthetic primary fibre

    A synthetic fibre is the primary material or elastane exceeds the limit

  • Containsplastic in contact parts

    Plastic or synthetic material in a contact component

What we could not confirm

  • Organic materials: no information
  • PFAS-free: no information

From the brand

A combination of durable mealtime must-haves, the RYLE tableware set includes a spoon and fork, bowl, plate and sippy cup, all adorned with playful prints. Made from high-quality silicone, the popular tableware set is both shatter-proof and dishwasher-safe. Popular tableware set in playful prints The set includes a fork and spoon, a sippy cup, a bowl, and a plate Made from durable and shatterproof silicone Designed for the first explorations of solid food and purees Dishwasher-safe

Research sources

  1. Liewood customer care email to Maria Malmström, 2026-11-04 (Petra)

    mail.google.com · Brand

    Quoted evidence (1)
    • “For now, I can confirm all food contact material are tested against the relevant European regulations and comply with these regulations and LFGB.”
  2. Ryle Tableware Set Sea creature / Sandy

    liewood.com · Brand

    Quoted evidence (2)
    • “100% Silicone”
    • “100% Nylon”

Last updated Nov 2026Photo: LiewoodChecked against Standard v2.0Report an issue

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