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Our unique Unbelievabowl has been designed to stick to your baby's highchair or your tabletop with ultimate, super suction power.
Simple and easy to attach, once securely locked in position, it will be difficult for your baby to spill or remove the bowl, making meal times less stressful and less messy! Designed for ultimate convenience. Bowls are interchangeable. Truly unbelievable!
• Microwave, steriliser, freezer and dishwasher safe*
• Free from BPA
• Interchangeable bowls
• No Spills suction pad on base
• Childproof locking mechanism
*Please note suction base is not microwave safe
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Review by: kiwigirl04 (Sharlene)
Dated: 2nd of April, 2013
Brought it home so easy to use push the suction to the tray and then clip the bowl onto that. Sadly for us, our bowl didnt last long on the highchair, our son at just 14months worked out how to unscrew this bowl and pull it off. Yup maybe we shouldnt of done it all in front of him but even then we didnt think he would get the concept of it. The bowl is pretty solid so dropping it on the ground it didnt break either
As much as this bowl never worked for us, I have seen it used with friends and their children and its great, it does actually work for those children that cant get it off. It does make clean up time a bit more easy until they learn to take the food out of the bowl and dump that on the floor.
Review by: samantha203 (Samantha)
Dated: 5th of March, 2013
I love this little bowl it has been great at helping my boy learn to feed himself as he can't throw the bowl over the side of the highchair any more. The suction base is so strong that sometimes I even have problems getting it back off again, so he can pull all he likes (which he does) and it stays put the whole time.
It is so super easy to use too just apply the suction base to the highchair and twist the bowl into place, then when you are finished just untwist the bowl to remove and lift the lever on the suction base to release the suction and lift off. The only thing Cai can do know his throw the actual food on the floor.
It is great that it can just go in the dishwasher as it makes it so much easier, and also that it can go in the microwave so I can re heat things without having to transfer to a different bowl. I don't need to sterilise any more but it is nice to know it is also steriliser safe which is important for any baby product.
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