Stylish BPA Free Feeding Set from Thinkbaby

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Stylish BPA Free Feeding Set from Thinkbaby

by Kelly Leahy (Subscribe to Kelly Leahy's posts)
Feb 17th 2009 @ 1:20PM

Filed under: Kids and Parenting, Shopping Guide

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Choosing dinnerware for my kids has become a chore. Without fail all of the cutest and least expensive designs are made from some sort of plastic. I am hesitant to give my kids ceramic and glass because they will inevitably get broken. This is why I was so happy to find Thinkbaby's new BPA Free Fedding Set.

This complete set includes a cup, two bowls, a bento box and utensils for only $39.99. Dishes come with lids and the interiors are made of stainless steel. The exteriors are covered with polypropylene which helps to keep the heat or cold from the food from bothering tiny hands. The set is made without BPA, phthalates, PVC, lead and melamine.

I've been looking for a set like this for a while and though the price isn't ideal, it's the best I've seen in a while. My only question is why Thinkbaby didn't make the utensils from stainless steal as well as they appear to be made from plastic. Otherwise, this set is a great find.

[via: Green Mom Finds]

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2-18-2009 @ 11:19AM

Kevin Brodwick said...

We didn't make stainless steel forks and spoons, as we weren't comfortable with how toddlers swing utensils around.

This set was designed to be highly sustainable and safe. The materials that we use are high grade 18/10 stainless steel and safe polypropylene. The bowls and bento box also feature lids making it great for travel.

Parents will end up spending more on all plastic solutions, as these will break down overtime. In addition, a lot of the current solutions contain Melamine. Plus they will not have long-term use like the thinkbaby BPA Free Feeding Set, as parents have been thrilled to use it for themselves.

2-18-2009 @ 11:20AM

kelly.leahy said...

Kevin, thanks for your comment. In our household, we have a number of stainless steel toddler forks and spoons. I hope that you consider this in the future.

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