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Baby Bjorn has taken a long, hard look at children, food and gravity. The result is a completely reinvented plate and spoon. Their unique dinner set is designed to help children eat by themselves at an early stage. The three leaf clover shape of the Baby Bjorn Plate makes it easier for the child to scoop up food with his spoon rather than pushing it around in circles. The plate stands steadily on the table and is difficult for small hands to grab and throw on the floor. A rubber base prevents the plate from sliding. The Baby Bjorn Spoon is easy to grip. Its shape and short handle are designed to work with a child's motor skills instead of against them. Once in the child's mouth, the shape of the spoon ensures that no food remains on it afterwards, while still being deep enough to eat soup. The Baby Bjorn Spoon can be used with either hand, an important consideration as a child of 12 months still hasn't decided which hand he prefers.
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- Easy for child to feed themselves- Spoon is tailored to the shape of plate
- Spoon can be used with left or right hand
- Dishwasher-safe and can be heated in the microwave to a maximum of 90°C/194°F
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By A. Peters (Metro Detroit, MI USA)
I bought this item at a local specialty store and the clerk assured me the item was BPA free. When I got it home and opened it I saw the dreaded #7 recycle code on the white part. I contacted Baby Bjorn to clarify. Here is what they said:
"BABYBJÖRN and Plastic Safety: When it comes to the material used in the production of our products, we put significant effort into finding materials that meet our high standards of quality and safety. To guarantee the safety of our plastic products, all BABYBJÖRN Kitchen and Bathroom products are tested by Specialized Technology Resources (STR), an independent global provider of quality assurance testing. All plastics used in the production of our Kitchen products fulfill the demands of the European (EEC),and the American (FDA) Standard for plastics, and are classified as food-safe. Through testing, all of our Kitchen products have been designated PVC-free, phthalates-free and lead-free. Recent studies by health organizations such as the National Institute of Health have raised concerns about the safety ofBisphenol-A (BPA) in plastic products. BPA is an industrial chemical that is used to manufacture polycarbonate plastic.Polycarbonate plastic is the plastic that has caused considerable recent controversy because of its use in baby bottlemanufacturing and because it has been proven to leach BPA. Polycarbonate plastic is not used in the production of any BABYBJÖRN baby products and all BABYBJÖRN products with a plastic component are BPA-free. More specifically, the BABYBJÖRN plate is made of ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) plastic which is certified BPAfree. While both polycarbonate and ABS, along with other plastics, have a recycling designation of "7", there is no knownhealth risk associated with ABS."
I decided to keep it and see how it goes, even though I prefer using glass or stainless steel items. I like that this one is NOT made in China, like so many things tend to be.
By V. Sharpe (Atlanta, GA)
Love this plate set. My son doesn't throw it down, its very durable, and an all around great product.
By Karla Diaz Clarke (Peru)
Baby loves the spoons and actually he plays with one while I feed him with the other one.
The plate looks lovely but does not stay put which is a total disadvantage.
By J. Arambarri (Boise, ID USA)
I wouldn't have a problem spending nearly $20 on a plate for my son to use provided it would stay in place, be difficult to launch across the room or clean easily. Alas this doesn't fit the bill.
Nothing special with the plate, just another chunk of plastic dinnerware to be buried in the pantry along with the rest (at a quarter of the price). I'm pretty disappointed.
By Mommy of Cuties M & Z (USA)
These are by far my favorite dishes for my Twins to eat out of and we have a lot of different bowls.
My girls are able to grab more food out of these than any of their other dishes, this is due to the sloped & smooth insides.
This does not slide all over their high chair tray, it stays right where I put it.
It does not tip as many of their other bowls do.
These are easy to clean & I hand wash them. I just un-snap the 2 pieces wash them and snap them back together when they are dry. This is VERY easy but a child would not be able to do it.
These also fit together so they take up less space!!
These are a little pricy but I figured since it was something we would be using EVERYDAY, several times a day, it was worth getting something that worked great and would not wear out.
Several people have complained that their child is able to pick these up & throw them and are dissapointed. Ummmmm, DUH!! If your child is able to pick things up and throw them since this is not glued down, held by some magnetic force, etc. then yes, they will be able to pick it up. That is just common sense. These are just harder to pick up. Try teaching your child some manners, yes, even at 1 year old children can be taught not to do something. If you are having trouble with your child throwing their plate then perhaps you should be looking for a book on teaching your child some manners instead of trying to fix the problem with a bowl!
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