Silicone Baby Feeding Plate, Toddler Dining Dish

Some children will not eat food that touches other food. This silicone dining plate takes that seriously, giving separate areas so peas stay away from pasta and nothing has to be negotiated before the meal even starts.

Built for fussy eaters

• Separated areas that keep foods apart on the plate
• Portion-sized sections that make a full plate look manageable rather than daunting
• Raised dividers a spoon can push against
• Soft silicone that does not clatter when it lands on the tray
• One-piece moulding with no seams between sections to scrub

Particularly useful in the toddler years when food preferences narrow sharply. Serving smaller amounts in separate sections often works better than one full bowl. Wash in warm soapy water, paying attention to the corners of each section.

Questions parents ask

Does separating food actually help? For many fussy eaters it does, because it removes the specific objection to foods touching before it becomes a stand-off.

Are the sections big enough for a real meal? They are sized for toddler portions. For most children that is a full meal without over-serving.

Is it harder to clean than a plain plate? Slightly, because of the dividers, but it is a single moulded piece with no joins, so there is nowhere for food to hide.