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FUNFAM

These plates and utensils, made of all natural bamboo, are antibacterial and safe for growing children to use.

These items are also an ideal baby gift, as the Japanese traditionally wish that children "grow and thrive like bamboo trees".

The underlying theme of our products is family ties. Our plates and utensils have been designed from a mom's perspective for easy use by children.

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Gentle on babies. Easy for moms. Environment-friendly.

FUNFAM was founded by moms who struggled to accommodate babies with severe allergies.
These bamboo plates, cups and utensils are the solution and are loved by its consumers.
With hopes that our babies will "grow and thrive like bamboo trees", our expert Japanese craftspeople have come together to create these fine items.
We are a global brand that is devoted to safe and high quality products all made in Japan.

These plates and utensils, made of all natural bamboo, are antibacterial and safe for growing children to use.
These items are also an ideal baby gift, as the Japanese traditionally wish that children "grow and thrive like bamboo trees".
The underlying theme of our products is family ties. Our plates and utensils have been designed from a mom's perspective for easy use by children.

Handling Instructions after Use
  • Use gentle neutral detergent and rinse.
  • Be sure to rinse off the detergent, then wipe with a gentle cloth and dry in the shade. (Avoid direct sunlight.)
  • These items are not dishwasher safe.
Instructions and Directions for Use
  • These plates and utensils should only be used to serve and eat food.
  • Handle these items with care. They may break, chip or crack if dropped or handled inappropriately using force.
  • Avoid placing in the freezer or dishwasher. They may deform, discolor or break.
  • Avoid placing near an open flame, as items may deform or ignite.
  • Avoid direct sunlight, as items may deform or discolor.
  • Avoid leaving small children unattended with utensils such as chopsticks, forks and spoons. If they are bitten and broken into pieces, they can become choking hazards.
Avoid the following:
  • Avoid keeping food on items or placing items in damp areas for extended periods of time.
  • Avoid using scrubbing brushes or cleansers, as the surface may peel or discolor.
  • Do not use items in the microwave or oven.
  • Do not use bleach.
  • Do not place items in boiling water.