Silicone Divided Plate | Lilac

Mealtimes with a new self-feeder can get lively. The Kiin Baby Silicone Divided Plate helps keep things a little more manageable, with a strong suction base to hold it steady and four separate compartments for serving different foods without mixing everything together. Made from flexible food-grade silicone, it’s practical for everyday meals, easy to clean and compact enough to take along when eating away from home.

Why We Chose This

A good toddler plate should make independent eating easier for everyone at the table. We particularly like the combination of four useful compartments and a suction base with its release tab cleverly positioned away from curious hands. It’s simple, durable and genuinely useful through the messy stage of learning to self-feed.

Features

• Strong suction base helps reduce sliding, tipping and spills
• Four divided compartments for serving a variety of foods separately
• Easy-release tab positioned at the top, away from little hands
• Encourages independent eating and self-feeding
• Made from 100% food-grade silicone
• Free from BPA, phthalates, lead and PVC
• Microwave and dishwasher safe
• Flexible and compact for meals at home or on the go

Dimensions

29.5cm L x 19.5cm W x 2cm H

Materials

100% high-quality food-grade silicone.

Designed in Australia. Made in China.

Care

Microwave and dishwasher safe. Wipe with a damp cloth, rinse under running water or wash with your usual dishes.

Avoid abrasive scourers and take care around sharp objects such as knives. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight and water, which may cause colour fading.

For the strongest hold, use on a smooth, flat surface. Slightly dampening both the suction base and surface can improve attachment. Suction will not work effectively on uneven surfaces.

Safety

• Suitable for babies 3+ months
• Always use under adult supervision
• Dispose of packaging thoughtfully before giving to a child

Colour Disclaimer

Colours may appear slightly different depending on screen settings, lighting and surroundings. Natural variations between dye lots may also result in minor colour differences between batches.