Quick answer
For a wholesale baby feeding order, the Tiny Bowl 5-Pack and Developmental Cup Set serve different stages: bowls for first foods and cups for drinking milestones. Stock both to cover your customers' needs from 4 months onward.
Why the two products complement each other
The Tiny Bowl 5-Pack is designed for first foods—purées, yogurt, baby cereal—and supports baby-led weaning. The Developmental Cup Set teaches drinking from an open cup and using a straw, with stages from 4 months to 2 years and up. Together, they cover the transition from eating to drinking independently.
For wholesale buyers, offering both products lets you meet the full early-feeding needs of your customers, reducing the chance they'll look elsewhere for a cup or bowl.
Key differences to consider
The Tiny Bowl focuses on containing food on small highchair trays, including the Stokke Tripp Trapp. The Developmental Cup Set is a progressive training system, not a single cup, so it supports multiple stages of drinking development.
The cup set includes three different cup sizes (2oz, 4oz, 8oz) with straw options, while the bowl set is a single-size product. This means the cup set offers more variety in one package, which can be a selling point for parents who want a long-term solution.
Trade-offs to weigh for your wholesale order
- Stage coverage: The cup set covers multiple drinking milestones (4 months to 2 years+), while the bowl set is a single-stage product for first foods. If you want to offer a long-term feeding solution, the cup set has more built-in progression. Consider bundling both to provide a complete feeding system.
- Versatility vs. specialization: The bowl set is specialized for containing first foods on small trays, ideal for BLW. The cup set is more versatile for drinking development but doesn't help with food containment. If your customers prioritize mess-free eating, the bowl is essential. Assess your market's primary need: food containment or drinking skill development.
- Price and value: The cup set is priced higher (USD 35.50) than the bowl set (USD 26.78) but includes three cup sizes. The bowl set offers a lower entry price for budget-conscious customers. For wholesale, consider offering both to cater to different budgets. Use the price difference to create bundle deals that increase average order value.
Product facts at a glance
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Developmental Cup Set (5-Pack): The Developmental Cup Set includes three stages: 2oz Tiny Cup (4 months+), 4oz Mini Cup + Straw (9 months+), and 8oz Happy Cup + Straw (2 years+), each supporting lip closure, lip rounding, and tongue elevation. This set grows with the child, making it a versatile choice for parents who want a single cup solution from infancy to preschool.
Developmental Cup Set (5-Pack)
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Tiny Bowl (5-Pack): The Tiny Bowl is designed to fit on the tiniest of highchair trays, including the Stokke Tripp Trapp, and is perfect for first foods and baby-led weaning. Its compact size ensures it fits securely on small trays, reducing mess and making it easier for babies to reach their food during self-feeding.
Tiny Bowl (5-Pack)
Who should buy which?
Best for
- Wholesale buyers targeting parents of babies starting solids (4-6 months) who need first bowls for purées and BLW.
- Stores that want to offer a progressive cup training system for customers seeking a long-term drinking solution.
Not for
- Wholesale buyers who only need a single cup option and don't want the multi-stage complexity of the cup set.
- Customers who already have a cup solution and only need bowls for food containment.