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The Stick&Stay Tiny Farm plate features a strong suction cup that anchors it firmly to the tabletop, reducing spills while little ones learn to feed themselves. Made from BPA-free, food-grade silicone, it withstands high and low temperatures, so it can be used in the microwave, oven, or freezer. Its flexible, durable material resists drops and cracks, while three compartments with an 18 cm total diameter make it easy to serve varied meals. The Sheepy and Dotti character designs add playful appeal at mealtimes.
Mealtimes for little explorers can be full of surprises, and sometimes a plate… learns to fly. Luckily, the Stick&Stay Tiny Farm plate with a suction cup from Done by deer prefers to stay put on the table, turning every meal into a joyful and peaceful playtime. Advantages:The strong suction cup effectively secures the dish to the tabletop, preventing accidental spills and mess while your little one learns to eat independently.Made from 100% safe food-grade silicone, which is BPA-free, ensuring peace of mind with every meal.Versatility for everyday use – the plate is resistant to high and low temperatures, so you can safely use it in the microwave, oven, or freezer.The durable and flexible material is resistant to drops and cracks, ensuring it will last through a long period of intensive use.Three practical compartments with a total diameter of 18 cm make it easy to serve varied meals, and the cheerful characters of Sheepy the sheep and Dotti the cow encourage your little one to eat.It perfectly complements other elements of the Tiny Farm collection, creating a cohesive and charming feeding set.With the Stick&Stay Tiny Farm plate, every meal transforms into a cheerful farm adventure. Be warned: there's a risk your little one might be more interested in stories about the cow and sheep than the broccoli.
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