Bakpoco Stainless Steel Suction Plates with Lids for Toddlers & Babies, 9" Divided Kids Plates for 18M-5Y, Kid Growth Family Eating Essentials, 3-Pack
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GROWTH-SIZED 9" DIVIDED PLATE FOR BIGGER APPETITES – Unlike smaller toddler dishes that are quickly outgrown, this spacious 9" divided plate is designed for children 18 months to 5+ years. The larger meal area accommodates growing appetites, balanced portions, and family-style meals while helping reduce the need to replace plates as your child grows. Before purchasing, please measure your highchair tray to ensure a comfortable fit. If for a tabletop, make sure the surface is flat & smooth.
DIVIDED DESIGN WITH LID FOR EASY MEAL PLANNING – Three deep compartments help keep foods separated for picky eaters while encouraging balanced meals. Raised walls make scooping easier for little hands learning to self-feed. The food-grade PP lid allows convenient meal prep, leftover storage, refrigerator organization, and on-the-go snack packing.
REMOVABLE SUCTION BASE FOR EVERY STAGE – Four strong suction points help keep the plate securely in place on smooth highchair trays and tables, supporting independent self-feeding while reducing spills and flipped plates. As your child gains confidence and no longer needs suction, simply remove the silicone sleeve and continue using it as a regular divided plate.
304 STAINLESS STEEL THAT STAYS CLEAN & FRESH – Unlike plastic, bamboo, or silicone plates that may absorb odors, oils, stains, or food colors over time, the non-porous stainless steel surface helps meals stay fresh tasting. BPA-free, durable, easy to clean, and resistant to staining from common foods like berries, carrots, pasta sauce, and yogurt.
BUILT FOR YEARS OF FAMILY MEALTIMES – Made to withstand drops, daily use, and busy family routines, this plate offers a durable alternative to fragile ceramic and disposable plastic dinnerware. Dishwasher safe for easy cleanup and designed to grow with your child from toddler years through preschool and beyond.
