Sassy EZ Scoop Toddler Feeding Bowl, Colors May Vary

Sassy EZ Scoop Toddler Feeding Bowl, Colors May Vary

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9236-0091

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Description:

Snap tight lid for convenient storage and feeding on-the-go. Inside shelf teaches self-feeding. Suction base prevents tips and spills.

Features:

Large feeding bowl; Dishwasher safe
Built in shelf to make it easy for your toddler to scoop food onto spoon
Suction base keeps bowl in place
Snap-tight lid for convenient storage and travel
Colors may vary, You will receive one of the following colors/color combinations :: pink/green/white or blue/clear/orange

Product Details:

Product Length:	2.38 inches
Product Width:	6.5 inches
Product Height:	6.88 inches
Package Length:	6.7 inches
Package Width:	6.5 inches
Package Height:	2.6 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 1.0

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Doesn't seem to work Mar 27, 2009
By Alex Service
Our 15-month-old twins love picking up their bowls (they seem to be fascinated by the underside of them), which makes mealtime a bit challenging these days! We hoped these bowls would help, but unfortunately the suction cups apparently aren't anywhere near strong enough to deal with our kids. Maybe the problem is how the suction cups interact with the surface of their high chair trays, but anyway, the bowls stayed adhered for all of about 5 seconds. We'll use them as storage containers, since they have lids, but if we just wanted tupperware or its generic equivalent, we could have gotten that at the grocery store without bothering to order these things! A good idea, but apparently not strong enough to deal with real world toddlers.

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