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ezpz stokke EZPZ Tiny Bowl All-in-One Silicone Bowl and Placemat

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ezpz stokke EZPZ Tiny Bowl All-in-One Silicone Bowl and PlacematThe 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, yogurt and baby cereal. Designed for infants toddlers 4+ months. Our favorite features are the amazing stick it has to surfaces and the fact that when your wee one is learning how to use a spoon or fork, they can push the utensil around in the bowl without any

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, yogurt and baby cereal. Designed for infants / toddlers 4+ months.
Our favorite features are the amazing stick it has to surfaces and the fact that when your wee one is learning how to use a spoon or fork, they can push the utensil around in the bowl without any slipping or sliding of the bowl. This makes learning how to eat MUCH less frustrating and MUCH cleaner! This rings true throughout many years of eating, as your 4, 5, 6 and even much older kids and parents enjoy use of this bowl! We also love that all (most!) of the slop and dribbles land on the mat, so clean up is much easier (and we all want that!). See the video below!

Like all of EZPZ's products, the Tiny Bowl is an all-in-one placemat + bowl that suctions to the table.  It suctions directly to the table, making it nearly impossible for tiny hands to tip over. Go ahead, put it flat on your table and give it a yank upward. Hard! You're likely going to lift up the table before the Mini Bowl comes off! What's the secret to removing it? Just pick it up at the corner (but don't tell your littles that!).The mat is made from 100% food-grade silicone that is BPA, BPS, PVC, latex and phthalate-free. Designed for infants / toddlers 4+ months. Great for travel and high chairs with smaller trays!

You may also like the Mini Mat Plate, Happy Mat, Mini Bowl, and the Happy Bowl!

  • Placemat + bowl captures most of your kids messes
  • Compact and lightweight, so it is perfect for dinners out and travel
  • Packaged in a reusable bag that is ezpz to pop in your diaper bag
  • Perfect for purees, baby cereal, oatmeal and pasta
  • Easy to clean with warm soapy water (silicone does NOT support the growth of fungus, mold or bacteria)
  • Easy to store 
  • Built to last (silicone does not corrode or deteriorate)

Product Size

Dimensions in inches: 9 x 6.5 x 1.1 inches
Holds 5 oz. 

For What Age 

Designed for infants / toddlers 4+ months. 

The EZPZ Tiny Bowl fits all trays including the Stokke Tripp Trapp tray and the Boon Flair tray. The high-gloss finish of the Oxo Sprout and Graco DuoDiner Highchairs hinder the Mini Bowl's suction function.
 
EZPZ says ditch the highchair tray and push your infant / toddler up to the table with the rest of the family!

Materials

Made from silicone; BPA, PVC, and phthalate-free.

Care

Clean with warm, soapy water. Dishwasher, microwave and oven safe (up to 350 degrees F)

Video

PRODUCT ORIGINS: DESIGNED IN THE US, MADE IN CHINA

ABOUT EZPZ

The folks at EZPZ created the Happy Mat because they were sick of mealtime being a dreaded event every evening. They just wanted less mess, less stress and to take back control of their kiddos! To their surprise, the Happy Mat does just that BUT it does SO much more! There are far less tipped bowls/plates and clean up is e-z-p-z, but there is more to the story...

Let's set the stage before continuing. The Happy Mat instantly solved the mealtime problem described above. That said; the boys still sat at the counter every night with their Happy Mats and mom served their food. Sometimes she pulled up a stool and ate, sometimes she worked on her computer (ugh, I know!), sometimes dad ate standing, sometimes he didn't. Things were better, calmer, easier, but besides that they didn't change the bad habits. Don't get me wrong, they thought about sitting together as a family, but just never implemented the change - because the dinner routine was now e-z-p-z!

Shortly after the launch though, they realized that the Happy Mat was starting to change people's lives. Kids with disabilities were starting to eat independently (for the first time!) and families were finally able to SIT and eat together. Because of the opportunity that had presented itself, they wanted to hire an expert in the feeding space (MUCH more to come on that). Ms. Dawn is their Special Needs Coordinator and expert in all things feeding related.

Dawn gave them the inspiration to make a few changes (in baby steps). First and foremost, they sit together as a family approximately 3-4 times a week now. Not going to lie, last night dad was gone so they had movie night with the Snack Mats :) BUT the majority of their meals are served as a family. They are also trying to make healthier food choices and introducing fun ways to keep the boys engaged. Mom is not a big vegetable eater (and either are the boys) so that's been the biggest focus. Surprisingly, they love quite a few veggies and constantly ask for more carrots (and of course ranch!). Mealtime is not only e-z-p-z but it is literally now their FAVORITE part of the day. They talk as a family, the boys share what made them happy at school and they laugh. The boys have mom and dad's undivided attention and mom is not busy picking up dumped plates. 

So here is their ask :) 

- Get your kiddos a few Happy Mats. You may even get a few for mom and dad (we eat on them now per the kiddos recommendation).

- Use the Happy Mat smile and eye compartments to serve three DIFFERENT foods - and try to make them healthy :) 

- Sit together as a family and take back the table with us! Ditch that highchair tray and push the chair to the table with a Happy Mat. 

- Have fun!

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