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plastic dinnerware for kids

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Loulou Lollipop Silicone Snack Plate - Elephant

21.99 fl oz Pumpkin Figural Bowl - Pillowfort™

$3.20
reg $4.00
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22.52 fl oz Vampire Figural Bowl - Pillowfort™

$2.60
reg $4.00
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22.52 fl oz Pirate Figural Bowl - Pillowfort™

$3.40
reg $4.00
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22.11 fl oz Princess Figural Bowl - Pillowfort™

$3.40
reg $4.00
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21.99 fl oz Frankenstein Figural Bowl - Pillowfort™

$3.40
reg $4.00
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Re-Play 8pc - Valentine Mealtime Set - Red/Bright Pink

Re-Play 12pc Mealtime Set

$16.99 - $19.99
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Re-Play 8pc Mealtime Set

$12.74 - $14.99
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Red/GreenBlue/GrayRed/Yellow
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Re-Play 5pc My First Food Dinnerware Set

$9.99
4.3(41)
AquaDesertMint Green
Loved for: lightweight design

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Nuby 6pc Tableware Set

Re-Play 5pc HDPE Baby Mealtime Feeding Set

Re-Play Lunch Set - 3ct

$19.99
4.6(108)
DenimSage
Loved for: vibrant colors

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Age guidance varies by product. Examples in the product details include 0–12 months, 4 months and up, 6 months and up, and 3 years and up for different items.

Options include small training/feeding spoons paired with bowls, two-piece spoon-and-fork toddler sets, and larger multi-piece silverware sets that list multiple dinner spoons, forks, and knives.

Listed sizes include bowl diameters around 4.25–5 inches, capacities such as 2 cups or 15.5 ounces for some bowls, plate sizes around 7 inches (7.25–7.38 in), and a 10.5-inch dinner plate.

Divided plates typically have three sections — one larger compartment and two smaller compartments — to keep foods separate and prevent mixing.

Common spill-reduction features include strong suction bases with quick-release tabs on some bowls, raised plate edges to aid scooping, and divided plates with separate sections to keep foods apart.

Many items are labeled BPA-free; some silicone utensils also list phthalate-free and PVC-free. One plate notes it contains 20% post-consumer recycled plastic alongside polypropylene.

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