Babelio Powerful Suction Plates for Baby and Toddler, 100% Food Grand Silicone, Divided, BPA Free, Microwave & Dishwasher Safe, Stay Put, 3 Pack

This is the 2nd set I've bought. They are soft and flexible, very durable, dishwasher safe, and the suction couldn't be better. Perfect for small children.

Over all very happy with this purchase, the suction is amazing, they wash well, zero stains from pasta sauce, lightweight. Would purchase again for sure! Love the sections so we can separate some foods. Great quality and safe for my toddler.

I absolutely love the super stick down plates! My two year old is like the cartoon character tasmanian devil when it comes to his food! He loves to throw his food or pick up his plate and dump it onto the floor and I have spent so much money trying to find legit suction down bowls plates ect. Whit no avail I was desperate because I get anxiety from the huge mess he always makes. This purchase was the absolute best purchase I have ever made!!!! My son can NOT throw his plates anymore and now he knows he can’t which then he decides to be a normal little human and eat his food instead without the chance of picking up his plate and sharing it with my face or my carpet! I will be purchasing more! It’s makes mom life a little easier and a little less clean up! I want to find bowls that are exactly like these plates! Thank you from a mom who hates doing meal times because of the chaos that comes and who now no longer stresses over plate throwing/dumping my carpet thanks you as well lol

pretty great suction my song has only pulled it off once or twice but much better than other options we’ve tried

I want to love them. I really do. The material is great and easy to clean and the portion sizes are good. I have a plate from another brand with a single large section cup at the bottom which my toddler can easily remove and wanted to try to find something that might stay in place better. These certainly do stick better but beware that the amount of force needed to remove them all together will launch any remaining food onto the ceiling. If you try to remove the suction cups one at a time it works better but then you have the issue that you get one removed and then go for another one and the first reattaches to the table. So I have a love hate relationship with them. But I am planning to keep them for what that’s worth.

Plate is awesome, washes well and has great suction. Can be a little difficult to pull off so make sure to do it slowly if there is still food on it. Ask me how I know. 😆

Works great!!!!! Make sure you put a dish towel under it on your counter while putting food on, it will stick even if you set it on your counter and food can spill when you try to pull it off. I also put a paper towel in the microwave so it doesn’t stick. My toddler cannot pull this off the high chair, try as she might. I find that using a tool (usually a fork) to push under the suction cups to unstick it works the best for getting the plate off without spilling anything. So far I haven’t noticed a soap smell or taste after hand washing or putting through the dishwasher. Plate is small enough to fit our ikea high chair tray which is smaller than an average high chair tray, but still holds plenty of food. Definitely worth giving a try

I love these plates for my baby and toddler. They stick really well so they can’t toss the plates without really trying. HOWEVER if you use any kind of scented dish soap or dishwasher detergent it will RUIN them!! They will smell like that soap smell forever after even 1 wash in the dishwasher. Silicone is notorious for holding smells (I’ve since learned). I’ve tried soaking in vinegar, baking soda, boiling, baking in oven to cook out smell, and other methods to remove the soap smell and it’s not going anywhere. And the soap smell in the plates makes the food taste like soap. It’s terrible. Your good eating toddler will suddenly not want any foods you’ve plated-and you’ll know why. The same goes for any silicone baby bottle parts, handles on toddler silverware, teething toys, etc. So while it’s not the plate’s fault, you’ve been warned. Hand wash with unscented soap, or use fully unscented dishwashing detergent. I now have to toss my plates sadly after learning the hard way.