Best Children's Tableware Design | Junior Design Awards 2020

JUNIOR DESIGN AWARDS 2020 GOLD WINNER: Best Children's Tableware Design

WHO: Bellivia

WHAT: The Bellivia drink & play holder is an innovative holder for cups, glasses and bottles that adheres to all flat surfaces thanks to its suction cup, making it ideal for small children. It is available in 5 different pastel colours - classic dusky pink, light blue, grey, white and green.

WHY: This Swiss-designed Bellivia drink & play holder is a revolutionary product made of food-safe silicone (free of BPA, PVC, lead and phthalates, corresponds to the LFGB standard and is odour-free) and offers a multi-functional and beautifully designed product that helps kids to safely store their drinks, learn to drink independently or easily grab some snacks. It can even be used to keep pens and brushes upright while drawing, painting or crafting.

Love the colour ways!

Such a simple but brilliant idea!

WHERE: Bellivia

JUNIOR DESIGN AWARDS 2020 SILVER WINNER: Best Children's Tableware Design

WHO: bamboo bamboo

WHAT: The Bamboo Bamboo Baby Sippy Cup is an adorable bb cup shaped like a honey barrel that is available in 8 different colours. It can also be paired with the bb spoons to double as a cute bowl for yummy first yogurts or purees.

WHY: Delightful, functional and eco-friendly the bb cup is made from all-natural bamboo just like its tableware (and previous Junior Design Awards 2019 winners). We are massive fans of this brand and love that most of their products come about after listening to their customer's suggestions, feedback and needs. Parents and kids love the designs, and who are we to disagree?

Smooth to the touch, easy to hold and frankly how cute? If these had been around when I had my daughter I would have had trouble choosing just one colourway!

WHERE: bamboo bamboo

JUNIOR DESIGN AWARDS 2020 BRONZE WINNER: Best Children's Tableware Design

WHO: Nana's Manners

WHAT: A unique and new product for 2020 from Nana's Manners - the 'Stage 2 Fork & Spoon' set is based on the ergonomic design of their award-winning Stage 3 set but has been adapted to the size and developmental needs of children aged 12 months+ as their first introduction to using utensils to eat independently.

WHY: Innovative, educational and stylish, Nana's Manners has become widely recognised for not only its unique ergonomic design, but most importantly the developmental support they offer to young children. These cutlery sets are designed around children’s learning, co-ordination and fine motor skill development, and are approved and used by experts and healthcare professionals. Founder Kathryn - who appeared on Dragon's Den ( Dragon Peter Jones took some home for his children after filming) - believes, "Our cutlery benefits all children, though it is even more beneficial for children that struggle in their fine motor skill development. Children who need extra support do not feel 'different' because they are using our cutlery, as all their friends are too. It is an inclusive product." And that deserves every award there is.

This cutlery range is so clever!

WHERE: Nana's Manners