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Sassy Baby Less Mess Toddler Bowl With Lid; Multiple Colors
As babies become toddlers, one of the many things they want to start doing is feeding themselves. Sassy has made this process easier on both you and your little one by designing a dual-level feeding dish that helps toddlers who have just started using utensils to scoop the food better, making sure they get every mouthful. Each dish is dishwasher safe and comes with its own lid for storage. The super-grip suction base attaches to any flat surface, keeping the food on the table. Colors may vary.
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Sassy Baby Less Mess Toddler Bowl With Lid; Multiple Colors Reviews
We never used the lid, but the bowl has been in use for almost 2 years and its working out just fine. Never had much luck with the suction cup base on either my bar or table surface.
This bowl is also goos for mothers just learning how to juggle feeding a first child it's first few meals. The bowl cover offers a way to fix your childs meals in bulk and store them in a way that is safe and easy to put away. All you have to do later on is heat food to right temperature and stick it down. i have found that the suction bowls not only help you to teach your baby how to feed themselves, but it also helps you to keep your table area clean.
the double level is a good idea for this older age group where they use a spoon themselves.I found that the suction base does lose suction power if you put it thro the dishwasher on the 160 degree "sanitizing" cycle, so I just handwash the sticky part, and of course, don't microwave it either. Plus, since he has to really try to take it off, that gives me enough warning to take it away once he only wants to play, unless of course bath time is coming up:-) My friends' 2 year old, loves this bowl stuck to the kitchen table top as he eats tricky things like ice cream. he just has to deal with the goopy stuff not with the bowl moving all over the place too. I've been using two of these for about 3 months now, and while on a particularly fussy day, my 10 month old can manage to pull it off the high chair tray or kitchen table(glass top), on well-mannered days(99%), there are no accidental spills, the bowl stays in place as he tries to pick up pieces of cereal or mush a finger through a creamy mix of fruit and instant cereal.
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