Olababy vs. ezpz: Comparing Silicone Suction Plates for Self-Feeding
Both Olababy and ezpz make 100% food-grade silicone suction plates for self-feeding. Here's how the two approaches actually differ.

Short answer: both Olababy and ezpz make legitimate, safety-tested 100% food-grade silicone suction dishware, the real difference is design philosophy and product breadth, not one being "safer" than the other. Here's an honest, fact-based comparison to help you choose.
Both brands use genuinely safe silicone
ezpz's mats and plates are 100% food-grade silicone, free of BPA, BPF, BPS, PVC, lead, and phthalates, and are FDA-approved and CPSC certified. Olababy's Divided Suction Plate is the same category of material, 100% food-grade silicone, free of BPA, PVC, lead, and phthalates. Neither brand is a corner-cutting alternative to the other; both are established, safety-tested silicone feeding brands. If a page tells you one is "safe" and implies the other isn't, be skeptical of that framing.
Where the designs actually differ
ezpz's signature design (the Mini Mat and Happy Mat) is a one-piece suction plate built into a full placemat, the plate and the mat are molded as a single piece, which means the whole tray suctions to the table, not just the plate. Olababy's Divided Suction Plate is a standalone divided plate with its own full-perimeter suction base, no attached mat, so it's a smaller footprint for a highchair tray and pairs with Olababy's separate bibs, cups, and utensils rather than a built-in placemat system.
ezpz's catalog is centered on mats, plates, and cups. Olababy's catalog is broader, bottles (GentleBottle), training cups, feeding utensils, nail care, and suction dishware all under one line, which matters if you'd rather buy a coordinated system across feeding stages instead of mixing brands.
How to actually choose
- Want an all-in-one tray that suctions as a single unit? A mat-style design like ezpz's is built for that.
- Want a standalone plate that coordinates with bottles, cups, and utensils from the same brand? That's what Olababy's catalog is built around.
- Either way, check for 100% food-grade silicone, BPA/phthalate-free claims backed by real certification, and a suction base rated for your highchair or table surface.
We'd rather you pick the right tool for your kitchen than pick us by default, both are legitimate options.
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