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good suction bowls

11 replies

weeonion · 09/01/2008 22:58

hi folks- anybody use / know of a good suction bowl for dd? any we have tried - she yanks them off highchair and flings to the ground - contents included.

ta!

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mad4mybaby · 10/01/2008 12:33

I think someplace called first steps do good ones. we have one, blue with green suction base. DS can not get that one off at all.

BettySpaghetti · 10/01/2008 12:38

Think carefully....do you want to redecorate your dining room with weetabix/tomato pasta etc?

IME if they stick really well then the food travels further when (note, I used when not if) your DS/DD pulls the dish so hard it breaks the suction.

ComeOVeneer · 10/01/2008 12:39

IME there is no such thing. As Betty said they all come off eventually and the more effort needed the worse the mess.

BettySpaghetti · 10/01/2008 12:40

COV -sounds like you speak with bitter experience too

ComeOVeneer · 10/01/2008 12:41

Indeed I am

Aitch · 10/01/2008 13:25

no such thing, weeonion. there is a tommee tippee placemat that sticks well, but when your child learns to peel the entire mat off the table and then whirl it round her head...

MrsBadger · 10/01/2008 13:32

easier just to put whatever it was straight onto the highchair tray
unless you have a hand-splatter...

hairtwiddler · 10/01/2008 13:36

Shower curtain from IKEA on the floor - £1. Scrape off debris, put in washing machine!

weeonion · 10/01/2008 14:34

ta folks. we already use the shower curtain under the chair but C seems to hit quite a radius with her flinging. she has developed the technique of pushing all her food to the edge and beyond of the high chair. it hasnt got a very deep "lip" so most tips over. thought a bowl might giver her something to push against!

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Aitch · 10/01/2008 14:36

weeonion, that used to be dd's sign for 'all done', iykwim? it was a question sometimes of asking her if she was finished and heading her off at the pass.

weeonion · 10/01/2008 14:52

good point aitch. we had been trying to give a sign when it was full and fed up time. maybe i am being over ambitious in the amount i expect her to eat.

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