Done By Deer Happy Clouds Powder - Premium Baby Food Bowl for Toddlers | BPA-Free, Microwave Safe | Ideal for Home, Travel & Daycare Use
$9.34
$16.99
Safe 45%
Done By Deer Happy Clouds Powder - Premium Baby Food Bowl for Toddlers | BPA-Free, Microwave Safe | Ideal for Home, Travel & Daycare Use
$9.34
$16.99
45% Off
Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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SKU: 69061378
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Description
The Foodie bowl is perfect for little eaters. Kids will enjoy eating a meal or a snack from the bowl and seeing the print appear as the bowl is emptied. A practical anti-slip base makes sure the bowl stays in place during the meal.
The bowl is designed for everyday life with kids and is dishwasher and microwave safe. Once the bowl has served its purpose through countless family dinners, it can be sorted as plastic and recycled into new everyday life products.
The Foodie bowl in powder is printed with a cute motif of the light-hearted Birdee enjoying life among the clouds. Its silky matt surface matches the rest of the Foodie collection. The base's darker powder adds a nice two-coloured detail.
Features:
- Bowl in a cute powder colour
- Fun and engaging motif of Birdee enjoying life among the clouds
- Practical anti-slip base in darker powder
- Can be recycled
Specifications:
- Suitable from birth
- Made of 100% food grade PP with anti-slip TPE.
- Dimensions: Ø12,5 x H 4,5 cm., 375 ml.
- Care instructions: Microwave safe. Do not use in the oven. Dishwasher: max 70°C, avoid overloading dishwasher to prevent marks on TPE from hard objects.
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