6-36 months

This stage marks the start of weaning and growing independence. The collection brings together growing highchairs (such as the Stokke Tripp Trapp), cups and feeding sets (such as those from BabyBjörn) and stimulating toys suited to babies who can already sit up and explore.

Around six months, with the start of weaning, you can introduce a learning cup, helping your child gradually learn to drink independently. BabyBjörn's cup sets are designed for small hands and to make this transition easier.

Yes. The Stokke Tripp Trapp is a growing chair that adjusts in height and depth, and can be used with the Baby Set in the early years and adapted over time, including into adulthood. It's a solution designed to last well beyond the age of three.

Yes. Silicone spoons and feeding sets, such as those from Chicco and BabyBjörn, are gentle on gums, non-slip and easy to clean. We recommend replacing them if they show signs of wear and always using them with your child supervised.

Between six and 36 months, fitting, stacking and cause-and-effect toys stimulate coordination, fine motor skills and reasoning. The options from Tiny Love and other brands in this collection follow this progression step by step.

It's recommended to always use the highchair's harness, never leave your child unsupervised, and choose toys suited to their age, with no small parts that pose a choking risk for younger children. Each product page shows the recommended age.