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NIKKO The Very Hungry Caterpillar Pack Pack Set with Picture Book Gift Box Food Set

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Product summary

Nikko’s “Hara Peko Aomushi Picture Book Set & Pakupaku Set” is a perfect gift for a baby’s birth celebration—pairing personalized ceramic baby tableware with an accompanying picture book. From the first celebratory meal (“okuizome”) to starting solid foods and beyond, it turns everyday “mealtime” into something your little one can look forward to.

A special feeling with name personalization & a picture book

The set includes a picture book (Hara Peko Aomushi), so every time you set out the dishes, you can enjoy story-reading time together. Plus, it offers name personalization, making it a meaningful keepsake you’ll treasure for a long time. It’s great not only for family celebrations, but also as a gift that looks wonderful for everyday use.

A “proper eating” experience with ceramic tableware

With the calm, comforting feel and sturdy build that only ceramic can offer, it helps support your baby’s practice with eating. It’s designed to grow with your little one—usable from the weaning-food stage through the transition to toddler meals, so the tableware experience matches their development.

Great from Okuizome to everyday weaning meals

It has just the right “gift-like” touch for the Okuizome ceremony, while still being easy to use for daily meals. Thanks to the name personalization, the tableware naturally fits into the family’s routine—an extra point that makes it special.

Pros

A reassuring, gift-worthy feel from Nikko, along with the sturdy construction of ceramic tableware
Name personalization makes it a keepsake you can cherish for both a baby shower and the Okuizome celebration