The first years of childhood are shaped by thousands of small moments—first tastes, first movements, soothing routines, sensory discoveries and growing independence. Gravitaly’s Baby & Toddler collection brings together thoughtfully selected products designed to support these everyday experiences with comfort, functionality and beautiful design.
Explore baby feeding essentials, bath and care accessories, teethers, rattles, activity mats, sensory toys, nursery products and practical companions for life at home or on the move. The collection includes products from trusted European brands alongside carefully selected makers worldwide.
Every child develops at their own pace. Always choose products according to the manufacturer’s official age guidance, intended use, dimensions, materials, warnings and care instructions.
What Can You Find in the Baby & Toddler Collection?
Depending on current availability, the collection may include:
baby bowls, plates and first-meal sets;
suction tableware;
cups, bottles and snack containers;
bibs and feeding accessories;
bath ponchos, towels and care accessories;
baby changing bags and practical travel essentials;
teethers and teething rings;
baby rattles and grasping toys;
comforters and soft sensory toys;
activity mats and baby play gyms;
tummy-time and early-movement products;
wooden and textile baby toys;
nursery textiles and accessories;
newborn and baby gift sets.
Availability varies. Check each individual product page for the exact contents, age suitability, dimensions, materials and care requirements.
Feeding Essentials for Growing Independence
Early feeding is a gradual learning experience. Appropriate tableware can help babies and toddlers practise holding, scooping, drinking and eating with increasing independence.
When choosing feeding products, consider:
the manufacturer’s minimum age;
whether the child can sit and eat in the recommended position;
product dimensions and capacity;
material and temperature limits;
suitability for the dishwasher, microwave or freezer;
secure placement on the table or highchair tray;
whether removable parts are present;
cleaning and drying instructions;
signs of wear that require replacement.
Suction bases can reduce movement but cannot guarantee that a bowl or plate will remain attached. Test the product on a clean, smooth and compatible surface before every meal.
Children should remain seated and closely supervised while eating. Food must always be prepared in an age-appropriate size, shape and texture.
Baby Bottles, Cups and Snack Containers
Choose bottles and cups according to the product’s intended age, capacity, flow system and recommended use. Inspect straws, valves, lids, spouts and seals regularly.
Before use:
confirm that every component is assembled correctly;
check that the lid closes securely;
test the temperature of drinks or food;
keep small removable parts away from children;
clean narrow channels and valves thoroughly;
dry all parts before reassembly and storage;
replace damaged or distorted components.
A leak-resistant product is not necessarily completely leakproof in every position. Do not place containers with liquids inside a bag beside electronics or valuable items without additional protection.
Bath, Changing and Everyday Care
Bath time can support bonding, comfort and playful discovery, but babies and young children require continuous adult supervision around water.
Prepare everything before placing the child in or near the bath. Keep towels, toiletries and clothing within reach so the supervising adult does not need to step away.
Never rely on a bath seat, support, mat or toy as a safety device. A young child can drown quickly and quietly in a very small amount of water.
For bath ponchos, towels and textiles, check:
the official size and age guidance;
whether the garment can cover the child’s face;
the security of hoods, buttons and decorative elements;
fibre composition and skin compatibility;
washing and drying instructions;
whether loose threads, pulls or damaged seams have developed.
Keep wet textiles away from heaters, open flames and other heat sources.
Teething, Grasping and Early Sensory Discovery
Teethers and rattles can introduce babies to different shapes, textures, sounds and grasping experiences. Choose only products designed for the child’s exact age and intended for mouthing when applicable.
Before every use, inspect the product for:
cracks;
tears;
bite marks;
loose parts;
weakened seams;
exposed filling;
splinters or rough areas;
damaged coatings;
trapped moisture;
mould or unusual odours.
Remove damaged products immediately. Do not repair baby toys or teethers with glue, tape, string or replacement household components.
Cooling, boiling, steam sterilisation, dishwasher cleaning and freezing are product-specific. Never assume that a method is suitable based only on the material. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
Active Play, Tummy Time and Early Movement
Activity mats, play gyms, rattles and sensory toys can support supervised floor play and encourage reaching, grasping, tracking and movement.
Use floor-play products:
on a firm, flat and stable floor;
away from stairs, fireplaces and furniture edges;
without loose cords or unnecessary objects nearby;
under continuous adult supervision;
only for the stated developmental stage;
with attachments assembled exactly as instructed.
A padded activity mat is not a sleep surface. If a baby falls asleep during play, move them to an appropriate sleep space. Official safer-sleep guidance recommends a firm, flat surface with no toys, pillows, cot bumpers or loose objects around the baby’s face. NHS safer-sleep guidance
Stop using arches, hanging toys or other components when the manufacturer’s developmental limit is reached or when the child begins pulling, sitting, crawling or attempting to climb in a way that changes the product’s safe use.
Choosing Products by Age and Development
Age guidance is based on more than a child’s birthday. It may reflect:
product dimensions;
small-part risks;
physical strength and coordination;
sitting, crawling or walking ability;
mouthing behaviour;
feeding development;
maximum weight or height;
the complexity of the activity;
the child’s ability to use the product as intended.
Always follow the official minimum age. Never give a product intended for an older child to a baby simply because the activity appears easy.
The age filters and editorial recommendations on Gravitaly can help with discovery, but the information on the individual product and its packaging remains decisive.
Understanding Materials
Baby and toddler products may be made from:
silicone;
natural rubber;
solid wood or plywood;
stainless steel;
polypropylene and other plastics;
cotton and organic cotton;
wool;
bamboo-derived viscose;
polyester;
textile blends;
water-based paints, oils or finishes.
No material name alone guarantees that a product is suitable for every child or every use. Safety depends on the complete product—its construction, size, finish, detachable components, intended age, testing, condition and correct use.
Review the product page for available material details. Families managing a known allergy or sensitivity should seek appropriate professional advice where necessary.
Wooden Baby Toys
Wooden toys can offer a warm tactile experience and long-lasting design. Natural variations in colour and grain are normal and do not necessarily indicate a defect.
Inspect wooden products regularly for:
cracks or splits;
splinters;
sharp or rough edges;
loose components;
swollen wood;
peeling paint or finish;
moisture damage;
mould.
Do not soak wooden products unless explicitly permitted. After cleaning, dry them completely in a ventilated place away from direct heat.
Silicone and Plastic Products
Check silicone and plastic feeding products, teethers and toys for cuts, punctures, stickiness, clouding, deformation or changes in texture.
“BPA-free” refers to the absence of a particular substance and is not a complete product-safety assessment. The product must still be appropriate for its intended use and temperature range.
Do not expose a product to boiling water, a microwave, dishwasher, steriliser, oven or freezer unless the manufacturer specifically permits that method.
Textiles and Soft Toys
Before use, inspect textile toys, comforters and baby accessories for:
weakened seams;
exposed stuffing;
loose threads;
detached labels;
damaged embroidery;
loose appliqués;
buttons, beads or other detachable decorations;
stains, mould or persistent odour.
Wash only according to the care label and allow the product to dry completely. A soft toy, comforter or activity mat should not be treated as approved infant bedding unless its instructions explicitly confirm the intended use.
Products Designed for Real Family Routines
Useful baby products should fit naturally into everyday routines. Before ordering, think about where and how the product will be used:
at home or while travelling;
during feeding or bath time;
indoors or outdoors;
by one child or several siblings;
near food or water;
whether frequent cleaning will be required;
whether replacement components are available;
how the product will be stored.
The most suitable choice is not always the product with the greatest number of features. A simple, correctly sized and easy-to-clean product may be more useful for everyday family life.
Cleaning, Drying and Storage
Retain the original care instructions. Depending on the product, cleaning may involve wiping, hand washing, machine washing, dishwasher cleaning, boiling or steam sterilisation.
Always:
disassemble the product when instructed;
clean hard-to-reach areas;
rinse away detergent residue;
remove trapped water;
dry all parts completely;
store the product in a clean, dry and ventilated place;
keep it away from direct sunlight, heat and household chemicals;
inspect it again before returning it to the child.
Do not mix cleaning chemicals or use abrasive substances unless specifically permitted.
Regular Inspection and Replacement
Inspect baby and toddler products before every use. Stop using an item if:
it is broken, cracked, torn or distorted;
a component becomes loose;
a seam opens or filling is exposed;
the surface becomes sticky, rough or sharp;
wood splinters or swells;
a feeding product no longer seals correctly;
mould or trapped moisture develops;
important warnings or instructions are missing;
the child has exceeded the stated age, size or weight;
the item has been recalled.
Do not continue using a damaged product simply because the defect appears cosmetic.
Product Safety and Traceability
Products sold in the European Union must comply with the legislation applicable to their correct product category. The requirements may differ between toys, childcare articles, feeding products, textiles and other baby accessories.
A CE mark is relevant to product groups covered by specific EU harmonisation legislation, including toys. It should not be expected on every item made for a baby. Product classification, warnings, traceability and manufacturer information must be considered together.
The EU General Product Safety Regulation also establishes requirements for consumer products, economic operators and online sales. EU product-safety overview
Consult each product page for available information about:
manufacturer or brand;
responsible economic operator;
product identification;
country of manufacture;
materials;
warnings;
age guidance;
conformity information;
care and usage instructions.
European Brands and Selected Global Makers
Not every product in Gravitaly’s Baby & Toddler collection is manufactured in Europe. We partner with European brands alongside carefully selected makers worldwide.
Brand location, design origin and country of manufacture are different pieces of information and should not be treated as interchangeable. Check the individual product page for the available origin, manufacturer and traceability details.
Choosing Baby and Toddler Gifts
Baby shower, newborn and first-birthday gifts should be selected for the child’s current or upcoming developmental stage.
Before choosing a gift, check:
the official age range;
whether the family already owns a similar item;
material or allergy preferences;
the required storage space;
washing and care requirements;
whether adult assembly is needed;
the child’s developmental abilities;
whether the gift is intended for immediate or later use.
Gift sets should be assessed item by item because the included products may have different minimum ages and instructions.
Thoughtfully Selected for Growing Families
Gravitaly is not about filling childhood with more things. It is about finding products that feel useful, beautiful and right for real family life.
Our Baby & Toddler collection brings together everyday feeding essentials, soothing accessories, early-play products and carefully designed nursery companions for the moments that shape the first years.
Explore the collection and consult each product page for its official age guidance, materials, dimensions, care instructions, safety information and country of manufacture.
