Information
- To help keep your child engaged and interested in their food
- Allows a baby to actually be able to interact with that food
- Set of 3 bowls made from recycled milk jugs (FDA-approved recycled plastic)
- Top rack, dishwasher safe
- Microwave safe in 20 second intervals
- Deep walls help toddlers learning to use utensils
- BPA-free and tested for safety
- Made in the USA
Description
Re Play Stackable Feeding Bowl Set, Butterfly/Purple Combo 12 oz is the perfect size for meals, cereals, salads and desserts at any age. Durable and affordable, these bowls are great for everyday use. Re-Play plastic bowls use thick, hard textured plastic to handle repeated use AND are stackable for space-saving storage. The minimal package design does not use plastic blisters, twist ties or any other extra restraints that create more waste. Re-Play products are easy and fun for toddlers to use, unbelievably durable. Start your toddler off right with Re-Play's 3-piece bowl set! Re-Play bowls have deep sides to help children learn how to eat independently. Mix and match plates with Re-Play's utensils, bowls, and cups to create a vibrant tableware set! Re-Play makes safe, sustainable recycled infant and toddler dishware. Re-Play has become known by mothers around the world for infant and toddler dishware that is affordable, durable, and sustainable. Children's tableware from Re-Play comes in a wide color palette, manufactured from recycled, FDA-approved, food-safe plastic.
BENEFITS
- Allows little explorers to see, touch and smell their food
- Helps facilitate development of motor skills associated with eating
- Smaller size bowl and smaller section helps you keep the portion sizes in check
- Makes it easier for your little one to scoop up food without accidentally spilling half their meal on the floor
- Holds any meal you put in front of your little one - think purees, yogurt, scrambled eggs
HOW TO USE
- Once your baby has gotten the hang of dipping the utensil into the food and bringing it to their mouth, consider giving baby their own small bowl. If you're doing a baby-led weaning approach to introducing solids, you could start to offer a silicone spoon. Encourage baby to eat of his own. Messy eating is a typical part of children's development. Stay calm and patient with messy behavior. In a very short time your baby will be able to eat by themselves, mess free.
- Microwave may cause staining. Red sauces and certain foods can stain plastic - we recommend washing with a grease cutting dish soap, immediately after use. Should you develop a tough stain, the brand recommend mixing baking soda and vinegar into a paste and using a good scrubbing tool with grit.
- Colors are subjected to availability and may vary from the images shown.
