100% Silicone Plates for Toddlers - 3 Pc Set, Divided Baby Plates, Dishwasher & Microwave Friendly, Food Grade Silicone Kids Plates with Dividers (Pink, Purple & Yellow, No Lids)

It makes me so angry! I assure you that this is not 100% silicone. A plastic odor is present (true silicone does not smell) and it does not succeed the pinch test (see the Flexibility of silicone does not cause its surface to turn white A plastic is not stressed, but a rubber is. It is obvious that a plasticizer is used as a filler in this item. Even if the company knows, maybe it doesn't, no matter what, they ought to address and resolve the issue for customers as soon as possible. It would be wise to recall the product. I am not happy at all. It is a crime to take advantage of parents.

Enrique Nash

| Jun 03, 2021

It used to be we enjoyed using them a lot, but now we realize that any food that sits on these plates for more than a minute has an intensely plastic taste to it It doesn't make sense to me as they are made of silicon, not plastic. All of our silicon baby/toddler products are washed in the top rack, and no other silicon baby/toddler items can be washed in the front rack. As soon as I saw them, I had to throw them out, as they made my skin crawl It's so gross to eat the food of a one-year-old. The disappointment is huge!.

Hana Zimmerman

| Feb 13, 2021

I like the way they look, but I do not like how There is an aroma associated with food. The reviews were excellent, so I bought them. I don't like the smell of the food, though it looks great. It definitely wouldn't have occurred to me if I hadn't taken the initiative to finish my toddler's breakfast! There was nothing good about it. still have that dishwashing liquid smell to them as well. I do not think that is appropriate.

Paige Arias

| Oct 08, 2020

With a one-year-old and working as an early childhood educator (sometimes I also provide There are 5 reasons I love these plates most, among others 1

When it comes to toddlers, I have found silicone to be the most appropriate material. There won't be as many dog snacks! 2. )

1. There has been no staining issue with these silicone plates, as I have had with some other brands. Some of their major staining culprits including lasagna, beets, and berries have endured them. 1. 2. 3. There are no better than them The shelf can be put in the dishwasher. I give a thumbs up to any idea that makes clean up faster From me to you! 1. *2. *3. Various products of this type do not have higher section borders than this product does, which makes each of the three sections appropriate for toddler portions. The spills will be reduced, and you will be able to self-clean The fine motor skills of little ones are still developing, so feeding can be easier. Having been a parent and educator for several years, I am always on the look-out for products that support independence and help children succeed. **1. **2. *3. 1. Placing the plates in a stack is much simpler than placing them on a flat surface It was time for a new cabinet! You'll no longer have to deal with strangely shaped plates or meal mats around the restaurant! There is one area that can be improved There are no suction cups on the bottom of these, in contrast to some similar products. If your little ones have the tendency to launch their dinner plate across the room, this could present a problem. Overall, this product has been fantastic for me, and I highly recommend it. It's hard to choose among the many plates and mats I've tried, but.

Carter Hansen

| Aug 20, 2020

The hands are always dirty even when they are Washing these left a soapy taste in the food, and they resisted washing thereafter. The hands are always dirty even when they are Then I threw them into the trash.

June Dyer

| May 08, 2021

Because they can be put in the dishwasher on the bottom rack, I bought them. The food is great, except for the fact that I tasted soap strongly after a bite off my 18 month plate last night -- something I never do because of food allergies. It has been a long time since the kids last used these plates. It makes me wonder if the soap residue is causing them to reject their food. I didn’t think the detergent would rinse off, which is why I never thought of it. The truth is that it is Following a dishwashing, you need to rinse these thoroughly. I prefer them to plastic wrap because they hold scent and taste so well.
Edit This is what the company explained to me via email You should put the plate in boiling water for 15 minutes to eliminate the smell. When silicone gets in contact with other things, we may notice that it takes on the smell of those things. You should no longer taste soap after this, but please let me know if you still experience any issues. It was a pleasure to work with you!.

Gage O'Brien

| May 20, 2021

As a mother of four, I generally don't eat off the kids' plates because I don't want to get sick from all the germs from them. My girlfriend and I had dinner together a week ago, and I was shocked at how horrible their food tastes because it tastes like soap. Two attempts of soaking them in hot water with vinegar and baking soda have failed to remove the strong soap smell. There's something wrong with the fact that I bought three sets of My kids have been eating off of them for nearly a year, ingesting harmful chemicals, so $60 down the tube is not a big deal. I'm not happy!.

Elijah Banks

| Jul 07, 2021