The 10 Best Baby Feeders

The NatureBond Pacifier (about $14) come with six silicone tips in three different sizes, so you can change them out as your child grows. Each one has a twisting base that allows you to adjust the length, providing a custom fit for your little one's mouth.

Free of BPA, phthalates, lead, latex, and petroleum products, you can rest easy knowing that the Ashtonbee Fresh (about $14) are safe for your infant to nibble on. In addition to being eye-catching and simple to use, they can also be boiled to get rid of germs.

Unlike most other options, the Cradle Plus 3-Pack (about $14) have screw-on caps, so you don't need to worry about them coming unlatched. This set also includes a pacifier clip that can be attached to bibs or clothing to prevent your child from dropping his or her dinner.

Made from durable, BPA-free materials, the Kidsme Large (about $45) is designed to be easy for little hands to hold onto. Its textured surface is great for teething, and it can be filled with ice cubes or frozen fruit to help soothe sore gums.

Simple to fill and assemble, the Joybell Purple & Green (around $15) come with stands to keep them upright when not in use. As an added perk, you'll also get a bonus ebook with tips and tricks on how to make the switch from milk to solid foods.

With their colorful built-in rattles, the Bololo Silicone (about $12) are sure to pique your tot's interest. Every piece can be removed, allowing you to clean them more thoroughly, and the heat-resistant mesh tips can be sterilized in the dishwasher.

Introduce your little one to new foods the easy way with the Lullababy Mesh (appx. $14), which encourages chewing while minimizing the risk of choking. It comes with a snap-on cap that keeps out dust and dirt, so you can tuck it into your purse or diaper bag without worrying.

Made to ease the transition from milk or formula to purees and cereals, the Sassy Nurser (about $9) comes as a set of two: one with a nipple and the other with a spoon tip. Each bottle has a plunger that consistently pushes food toward the opening to prevent clogs.

Featuring a narrow handle, the Boon Pulp (appx. $6) is just the right size for small hands, and it has a hole at the end for hanging or attaching to a pacifier clip. However, the tip is a bit larger than many other models and is best suited for ages six months and older.

Boasting a three-ounce capacity, the Nuby Natural Touch is larger than most other models, so you won't need to refill it as often. A gentle squeeze is all it takes to fill the spoon, and the flexible silicone base makes for a simple one-handed operation.