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Bambooware5-Piece 80% Bamboo Fiber Kids Feeding Set

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The five-piece kid's dinner set includes a bowl, feeding cup, plate, fork and spoon. All of the set is made of bamboo fiber and features a bright orange and green design. This fun design will surely make dinner time a more enjoyable experience for your little ones

  • BAMBOO FIBER KIDS DINNERWARE - Being bamboo fiber based with no toxic ingredients, FDA approved & BPA free, these bamboo kids plates does not affect consistency, aroma or food taste.
  • GREAT FOR BEGINNER SELF-FEEDING - Bambooware plates are specifically designed for children who start taking meal on their own. The set promotes quick obtaining self-feeding habits and is easy to handle with small hands.
  • SAFE FOR KIDS - Bamboo dinnerware are renewable as well as sustainable. Great for picnics, outdoor parties & at home. Have no sharp edges and are crack resistant. Suitable for all ages.
  • EASY TO CLEAN - Being dishwasher safe our kids dinnerware set is very easy to clean. After use, just put them in the dishwasher (top rack) for quick cleaning.
  • Bamboo fiber plates are perfectly sized for kids, different colours and designs for more kid’s enjoyment.
Product Features
  • 5-piece feeding set
  • Eco-friendly
  • Dishwasher Safe
  • Not microwave-safe
Product Specifications
  • Main plate: 18cm
  • Bowl: 12cm
  • Cup: 200ml
  • Fork + Spoon: 7cm
  • Material: 80% Bamboo Fiber

 

 

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