The wide flat bottom and anti-slip surface keep the plate and bowl in place and make it easier for children to eat from.
Helps prevent messy spills and makes it easier for small children to eat by themselves. The high sides curve inwards to help keep the food inside the plate.
Approved for food contact and made of the same harmless plastic used in baby bottles, disposable nappies and food boxes.
Good to know
Recommended for ages from 0 year.
Comprises: 1 bowl (dia. 13 cm) and 1 plate (dia.16 cm).
If you want to heat food in the microwave, a bowl or plate made of glass or porcelain is preferable since some food can quickly reach temperatures above 100 °C, which can cause plastic to melt.
Long Term Benefits
Meals with babies and toddlers can be chaotic, to say the least, and when product designer Wiebke Braasch became a mother, she experienced the challenge of feeding a baby first-hand. First, there was the mess. Then there was the distress of watching her son struggle heroically to get peas to his mouth only to have them fall off at the last moment. It inspired her, and the resulting BÖRJA spoons and training mug and SMÅGLI plate and bowl are baby tested and approved.
Heating food in a microwave oven is an easy way to satisfy a hungry mouth. It’s best to use a bowl or plate made of glass or porcelain. Despite the fact that you can heat food in our plastic products, it’s not recommended. Certain foods quickly reach temperatures over 100 °C, which can destroy bowls and plates.
Children need training when learning to eat on their own – with you. We have the tools you need to succeed. Grip-friendly baby spoons and baby mugs with spouts and 2 large handles for your child, as well as feeding spoons with long handles for you. If you want to avoid messy spills, complete with bowls and plates. They have high sides that keep most of the food on the plate. And everything is made of harmless plastic that withstands sharp teeth. Good luck – and don’t forget a bib!
PET plastic is perhaps best known for its use in beverage bottles, yet suits a lot of food and beverage packaging since it’s approved for food contact. Like other plastics, PET is largely made from oil-based raw materials, but today there are even better opportunities to use both renewable raw materials, like corn and sugar cane, and to recycle the plastic several times. At IKEA, recycled PET becomes many things – from storage boxes to soft filling in pillows and quilts.