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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 I love it, a plastic-free feeding surface May 12, 2009
By K8s mom
I love this product. I was worried about all the pthalates, BPA and PVC in plastic dishes. This is great. The metal bowls come out for easy cleaning. It's also great if you make your own baby food. You can put the frozen cubes in the metal part and set it in warm water, it defrosts very quickly. I love that I don't have to worry about chemicals leaching into my daughter's food.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Great little set! Jun 30, 2009
By cvb
I love this set for my baby! The mug is just the right size for him to learn to hold on his own. The spoon is the right curvature to get to his mouth and he can do it on his own using this one. The dishes are good for storing food and I love that they are stainless and safe! The bento box is really cool, too. My only reservations are this is a bit pricey and that I wouldn't have needed the plastic orange coverings on the dishes, because since they are removeable, you really have to take the orange off the silver when washing and drying or it will be wet in between. All in all I am happy with this product!
32 of 40 found the following review helpful:
 Deceptive Origin Feb 25, 2009
By Green Mama 27
This is a nice set, however it claims to be made in Korea and the truth is parts of it are made in China. The spoon and fork clearly have "made in China" stamped on them with ink that washes off.
Here is the founders response;
All of the products in the Feeding Set except the spoon and fork are made in Korea. We do third-party testing on all of our products to make sure that they are adhere to our chemical policies. We were unable to find someone that could make the spoon and fork in Korea. Although, the reality of it, is that most products that say Made in somewhere other than China are actually still made in China and just assembled somewhere else. But the real issue is still not China. I previously worked for a testing lab funded by NIH, and there was equal concern across every major country, especially the US.
Warmest,
Kevin
Kevin Brodwick
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thinkbaby
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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Returned Item Due to Rust-Like Stain Jan 14, 2011
By JenniferN
"Jen"
I was excited to purchase this set for my baby, but when I got it, I took the small bowl out to wash it and found a rust-like stain on the bottom of the bowl. I sincerely question the material since stainless steel isn't supposed to rust. Like others have said, I dislike the fact that the spoon is made in China. Paying this kind of price, I want to see "Made in the USA." I returned the item because of the rust-like stain mentioned at the beginning. I tried to scrape the stain off and it wouldn't budge. Be very careful using this with your baby.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Overall not worth $40 Apr 06, 2011
By Susan Kishel
I bought this set when it was still pretty new on the market and was excited about it at first. But before I had been using it too long, the "Thinkbaby" logo started wearing off the product and it really makes it look junky. Now I've had the product for about a year and the lids no longer stay tight on the round bowls (although I do not put them in the dishwasher, so it's not heat that warped them). The rectangular bento box still works well. But long-term, I have been much happier with my Kids Konserve containers. Whatever part of my purchase price went towards the silverware was totally wasted. This silverware is functionally almost useless. The fork will never pick up anything for sure, and the spoon doesn't hold much at all. I would rather my children eat off of metal than plastic anyway, which is why I got this set to begin with.
The plastic outer pieces are difficult to get off of the stainless steel pieces for washing, especially the cup.
I also have a weird rust-like stain on the steel part of the cup, as someone else mentioned in another review.
Many months ago I emailed the company because I was briefly looking for a replacement lid, and wanted to share my disappointment about the flaking/scratching logo and the silverware. Never heard a word back from them.
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