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Fork and Spoon Series


Fork and Spoon Series

Fork and Spoon Series

Dinnerware Series


Dinnerware Series

Chopsticks Series


Chopsticks Series

Cookware Series


Cookware Series

Cookware Series

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ABOUT US

About Us

Zhongshan Hongbo Technology Co., Ltd.

We are an integrated industrial and trading enterprise that combines R&D, manufacturing, and sales. Specializing in the children’s tableware sector, we are committed to delivering high‑quality dining solutions worldwide—safeguarding safety while embracing creative aesthetics—and maintaining end‑to‑end, in‑house control over the entire value chain, from design and production to delivery.
We specialize in the R&D and manufacturing of plastic and silicone products, precision molds, and children’s tableware. Under our core brand “FUNBejins,” we export our original‑design children’s tableware worldwide, having established a mature cross‑border sales and brand‑management system.
Embracing the “FUNBejins” brand philosophy, we break free from conventional dining stereotypes, turning every meal into a fun‑filled, interactive experience for parents and children. Our tableware becomes a window through which kids can explore the world, nurturing their curiosity and joy at every stage of growth.

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FUN Bejins is a mother-and-baby brand founded by a designer.


Adhering to the brand philosophy of “putting love first and practicing empathy.”


Defining a new lifestyle for the Gen Z demographic in pregnancy and infancy.


It is now available in multiple countries and serves over 2 million users.


Possesses an exclusive patent, enabling the creation of customized products.


Exclusive supplier in multiple countries worldwide


Rapid iterative response
End-to-end quality control
Ultimate cost advantage
Rapid iterative response
End-to-end quality control
Ultimate cost advantage

News Updates

NEWS TRENDS

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The child‑tableware disinfection method that 90% of parents get wrong: silicone bowls warp when boiled, and stainless‑steel bowls corrode—all for nothing.

Many new parents, when first taking on the task of caring for their baby, treat disinfecting tableware as a top priority: after washing a weaning‑food bowl, they boil it in boiling water for ten minutes, or even soak it in disinfectant for half an hour, eager to eliminate every visible and invisible germ on the dishes.
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Guide to Choosing Children’s Tableware During the Weaning Stage: From Learning to Eat and Leak-Proof Design to Heat Resistance—Pick the Right Set and Use It Until Age 3

Many parents who’ve just started introducing solid foods to their babies have had similar frustrations: they stock up on cute, high‑looking kids’ tableware, buying five or six sets one after another—only for the child to tip them over and spill porridge all over themselves as soon as they pick them up, or for the dishes to turn yellow and warp after just two rounds of sterilization. Before long, these items end up gathering dust, leaving parents having spent a lot of money while their little ones still haven’t even reached the stage where they can feed themselves.
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Children’s Tableware Material Rankings: Stop Being Fooled by the Label “Food‑Grade”—Choosing the Wrong Option Could Harm Your Child

Recent sampling inspections of children’s tableware released by the State Administration for Market Regulation reveal that nearly 17% of non‑compliant products prominently featured claims such as “all food‑grade” and “exclusive for mothers and babies” on their product detail pages. Many parents, after watching popular livestreams and poring over review posts, end up purchasing complete sets of complementary‑food utensils—only to see them develop scorch marks or whitish bulges after just a few uses, or to find unidentifiable impurities leaching out when used to serve warm fruit purees. The rate of encountering such pitfalls is alarmingly high.
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Debunking the Myth: Are Ceramic Dinnerware Items for Children Absolutely Safe?

Compared with plastic tableware that may leach bisphenol A and stainless steel utensils that can easily conduct heat and scald the mouth, children’s ceramic tableware—promoted as “made from pure natural clay, odorless, and free of chemical additives”—has virtually become the “safety benchmark” in the eyes of many. Some even pay several times the price for identical products adorned with cartoon designs, believing that as long as the material is ceramic, they need not worry at all about food safety.
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The viral “glowing cartoon children’s tableware” has become a health hazard.

Parents who’ve scrolled through parenting short videos have likely come across this viral must-have: children’s dinner plates adorned with popular cartoon characters like Peppa Pig and Ultraman. A simple press of the button on the bottom triggers a burst of colorful lights, and some models even feature built-in nursery‑rhyme sound effects. Many bloggers have shared videos claiming that kids who once took half an hour to eat now sit patiently with these dishes and finish their entire meal.
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Children’s tableware is not a “family heirloom”! If any of these four conditions arise, throw it away immediately—no matter how expensive it is.

Many families have a curious habit when raising children: the high‑priced, overseas‑purchased suction‑cup bowls, insulated stainless‑steel weaning bowls, and soft‑tip silicone spoons—items that are unbreakable and show no signs of wear—get passed down from the firstborn all the way to the second child’s kindergarten years. Even the grandparents can’t help but sigh, “Such good quality—what a waste if they get lost! We’ll save them for the third one,” turning children’s tableware into veritable “family heirlooms” to be handed down through generations.