Ezpz Tiny Bowl
Ezpz

Ezpz Tiny Bowl

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The Tiny Bowl is designed to fit on the tiniest of highchair trays, including the Stokke Tripp Trapp and Boon Flair trays. The Tiny Bowl is perfect for first foods, baby-led weaning, purees, yoghurt and baby cereal. They are designed for infants 4+ months. Features: Age suitability: 4 months+ Fits on ALL highchair trays, including the Stokke Tripp Trapp and Boon Flair Promotes self-feeding and develops fine motor skills Compact and lightweight, so it is perfect for dinners out and travel Packaged in a reusable bag that is ezpz to pop in your nappy bag Made from high quality silicone that is BPA, BPS, PVC, latex and phthalate free Built to last (silicone is bendable and flexible and doesn't fade or corrode) Dimensions: H: 2.7cm x W: 22.8cm x L: 16.5cm

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