Octopod® Bamboo Baby Suction Plate (Round)

Yes, our bamboo dishes are non-toxic and guaranteed safe for babies. They’re also free from harmful chemicals like phthalates, BPA, lead, and PVC.

No. Bamboo plates are anti-bacterial due to their non-porous surface and tightly woven structure. They also contain lignin, a natural compound that helps fight bacteria and fungi.

Bamboo dishes are a safer choice compared to plastic plates. They’re renewable, non-toxic, and durable, not to mention lightweight and shatter-resistant. Plastic plates, on the other hand, can easily break into pieces — and these pieces can get in your child’s food and harm their health. Plastic plates are non-renewable compared to dishware made of fast-growing bamboo.

Plates with compartments make it easier to serve your little one various food options, such as vegetables and fruits. It also keeps different food items from touching one another, in case your child is picky about that.

Dishwashing bamboo dishware is not recommended. To clean your baby’s dishes, wash them in warm, soapy water — avoid using abrasive detergent soaps.

Here are some care tips to follow:

• Don’t soak, boil, or sterilize bamboo dishware.
• Avoid placing them in the microwave oven or the conventional oven.
• Keep away from sharp objects.
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Treat with a teaspoon of coconut oil every month.

Here are some food items to include in your baby’s meals: 

• Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, oatmeal, and berries
• Lunch: Spaghetti, steamed cauliflower, baked beans (less salt and sugar), and toast
• Dinner: Grilled cheese sandwich, steamed broccoli, and yogurt with berries

You can also use your baby dishware to feed them snacks, such as applesauce, orange slices, and bananas.

Remember: Have them wear silicone baby bibs while eating to prevent further mess.