The Salmon Luke "me-feed-me" tableware was invented by the frustrated parent of two young boys, after searching far and wide for a bowl which the children could use as they learnt to feed themselves. Every brand, shape and size of bowl was tried, from suction cup bowls which never stuck for longer than a few seconds to clover shaped bowls which looked promising but ended up being too shallow allowing food to easily be pushed out over the rim. Nothing really made the task of learning to feed any easier. So as the mother of invention is said to be necessity, a three year quest was embarked upon to attempt to invent the perfect training bowl and cutlery. After hundreds of design iterations and many hours of testing by young children across the country the Salmon Luke "me-feed-me" tableware was finally launched. The winner of many accolades and design awards, we hope that you'll agree that this is the very best bowl and cutlery designed for the job of learning to self-feed. In fact, your satisfaction is very important to us, and is 100% guaranteed. If for any reason you are not completely convinced that our dinnerware improves your child's self-feeding, we will refund the full sale price plus all shipping and handling costs, without hesitation.
F**8
Genius! Great for beginner babies
Genius! My son (12 mos) began using this bowl and spoon (sporadically) since 11 mos. I try to give it to him at least once a week to practice. He can hold the coordinating cutlery very well and it is the perfect size for his mouth. The bowl itself is very shallow, which can be a challenge if you're not giving a lot of food as you need to spread it out within the bowl. (E.g. If I'm only giving him a big dollop of yogurt as a snack.) The sloped sides make it easy to keep the food on the spoon and the cutlery fits perfectly in the corners.
S**B
Great Training Plate
I have now purchased two of these plates and a set of cutlery. I was looking for a good plate for our son to learn to eat on his own. I thought that maybe a suction cup plate would be a good idea, until reading the description for this plate on how ineffective they are. This plate has a nice wide base that keeps it on the highchair and my 13 month old son is learning how to scoop up food. He still tries to pick the plate up eventually to tip it over, but I think it will just take him time. I believe a suction cup would probably not hold against him pulling it up and will just take teaching him to keep it laying flat. I would recommend this to others with young ones learning to eat on their own.
G**S
Teller
Super QualitätDanke
K**N
Great for beginnings of self feeding as it is easy ...
Great for beginnings of self feeding as it is easy to scoop the food against the edges. My grandson also found spoon a good size. He has brain damage and finds the coordination of feeding difficult but this bowl is helping .
Trustpilot
3 days ago
2 months ago
