Done by Deer Silicone Stick & Stay Plate
Done by Deer

Done by Deer Silicone Stick & Stay Plate

ColoursPlayground Powder

€19.95

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€19.95

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Détails du produit

The Done by Deer Silicone Stick & Stay Plate is designed with little hands in mind. Its high edges make scooping food effortless and encourage independent eating.
  • The strong suction base keeps the plate securely in place, preventing tipping, pushing, or throwing during mealtimes.
  • Made from safe, durable, and recyclable silicone.
  • Microwave, oven, freezer, and dishwasher safe.

Spécifications et caractéristiques

Caractéristiques principales

  • High edges help little ones scoop + eat independently
  • Encourages confident self-feeding in toddlers
  • Suction base keeps the plate secure on the table or highchair, keeping spills to a minimum
  • Made from safe, durable + recyclable materials
  • Microwave, oven, freezer + dishwasher safe for convenience

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