Mushie Silicone Suction Plate, Blush

Mushie · Feeding

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Silicone Suction Plate, Blush

A divided food-grade silicone plate with a suction base, in the exact Blush colorway.

  • baby
  • feeding
  • food-grade silicone
  • third-party tested

Why it earns a place

Mushie explicitly excludes BPA, BPS, PVC, and phthalates and reports third-party testing for current U.S. children's-product requirements.

Phthalate assuranceThird-party tested + explicit claim

What backs the claim

The exact Blush plate is identified as food-grade silicone and phthalate-free, and Mushie says it is third-party tested for CPSIA, ASTM, and California Proposition 65 requirements.

What it does not prove

The public pages do not name the lab, method, detection limit, or tested lot. Silicone can retain odors, so use mild unscented soap and follow the care directions.

Maker-reported CPSIA · ASTM · Prop 65 testing 4.9 / 5 · 17 reviews via Target Check the evidence → Reviewed 2026-09-12

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Checked September 12, 2026

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Research behind the recommendation.

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Pregnancy Pooled cohort

DINCH biomarkers and birth size in 22 U.S. cohorts

Higher pregnancy-averaged urinary DINCH metabolites were associated with slightly lower birth-size measures, while gestational age was not associated. The clearest reported birthweight estimate was small and imprecise.

Environment International, 2026 Read summary
Policy & measurement Human biomonitoring study

Why wristbands and urine answer different exposure questions

Wristband parent-chemical levels and urinary metabolites agreed moderately for selected phthalates but not many others, and the two matrices produced different exposure profiles. This pilot supports complementary—not interchangeable—measurement.

Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology, 2026 Read summary