Make mealtime more fun for your kids (and more convenient for you) with these cute silicone star divided plates!
The non-toxic Star Grazer Silicone Divided plate offers convenience and is so practical – microwave, oven, freezer and dishwasher safe!
Are you tired of your toddler throwing their plates off the table? Our Star Grazer Plate is unbreakable! This is another beauty of silicone - it is indestructible and will last for years on end. It is a must-have for babies, toddlers and kids of all ages.
Designed in Australia by Little Woods they are made from the highest quality of food grade, European silicone on the market. This means it is non-toxic and very safe for your little one – unlike so many other cheap silicone tableware products on the market today.
Here are some of it’s awesome features:
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DIVIDED PLATE – ideal for separation of foods and sauces. Plate fits most highchairs.
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EASY TO CLEAN – either hand wash or put in the dishwasher (top shelf only)
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EASY CARE – silicone is durable, stain resistant, and doesn’t harbor bacteria. It is also resistant to age, sunlight, moisture and chemicals.
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OVEN, MICROWAVE AND FREEZER SAFE – able to withstand high and low temperatures, allowing it to go from the freezer to the microwave or oven (up to 240 degrees celsius). Silicone has the capacity to evenly distribute heat and the ability to cool instantly after heated.
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ANTI-SLIP BASE – won’t move around like other materials
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NON-TOXIC – made from high food grade LFGB European silicone – the best on the market! It is free from BPA and other toxic materials.
Dimensions: 24cm from point to point.
Cleaning instructions: while the plates are dishwasher safe, we do recommend hand washing with a mild detergent and warm water and rinse immediately afterwards.
The Little Woods feeding range exceeds safety guidelines and uses high grade LFGB silicone. This is because your baby’s safety is most important. You will be able to tell these products are made from LFGB silicone by squeezing the silicone – you will not see a white line. The white line is an indication of the fillers used in other cheaper grades.
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