BoonSpill Catcher Baby Bowl, Blue/Green

I’m not saying they’ve never gotten it off the granite countertops, but it sticks pretty darn well, prevents accidental knock overs. Only been a problem if I try to ignore the babies too long and they get bored. Also best if the granite is dry. If their is enough slipperiness, it gets easily nocked/pulled to the edge of the counter, where it then breaks the suction. I have no idea if the spill catcher actually does much... admittedly haven’t been paying attention, but I’m pretty sure i’ve washed yogurt off of it. No wear problems yet, but I’ve only used 10ish times, and I just hand wash so it’s ready for the next meal. Have used at 11m. and 12 m. with my twins.

Received these little bowls a few days ago for 20 month old twin boys who love to throw things and play with their food. We've tried everything imaginable to get them to stop, and while they've gotten better - it's still a problem. Or was, until I found these bowls. The suction, unlike some other products, is super strong, and it is impossible for even an adult to lift just by pulling. To lift up, just lift an edge to break the seal, very simple and easy. The spill catcher works very well, and the boys can now eat yogurt, oatmeal, and even soup unassisted without creating a big mess. The bowls clean up very quickly, food slides off easily.My only complaint is I wish is came in other colors, but otherwise they are perfect.

We really like these plates. And our twins love them too - sometimes, we find that they're more interested in their food when they feel like they're being served a meal on a plate like everyone else rather than having food dumped on their high chair tray.These stay in place really well with the suction cup, and the rubber is soft enough that they are easy to move and remove when necessary. If the plate doesn't stay in place, it's always because it's been placed on an unsuitable surface, such as something not smooth.

This bowl is amazing! No more lost Cheerios forever hidden in the realm of your child's lap somewhere. Okay, well, maybe one or two, but nothing compared to the twenty or thirty we used to find tucked to her left, to her right, under her legs, in between her legs. She could get Cheerios everywhere! Our baby started using this bowl when she was 8 months old and she is 10 months old now. We still love it and use it every day. My only regret was that after the first few times we used it and hand washing it, I got lazy and threw it in the dishwasher, top rack (which you are supposed to be able to do) and I swear that ever since then the suction isn't quite as good as it was when it was brand new. Still, the suction is way better than other products we have tried such as the Tommee Tippee mat system. The suction on this Boon bowl is just as great as the Munchkin bowls, but has the added bonus of the spill catcher to direct dropped food back to the bowl. Plus the spill catcher is somewhat soft and pliable and fun for a teething baby to put in her mouth and chew upon once the Cheerios in the bowl are gone!

Feeding babies and teaching toddlers to feed themselves is an arduous task. Until the baby has some teeth, or has serious resolve, most of the food is pureed and requires a bowl.That is all seems fine and you imagine yourself lovingly spooning the nutritious puree into the rosy mouth of your clean and cooing child.The reality is that most kids let you feed them about 5 times and then they learn to grab the feeding utensil and thwart our every effort. In combination, they lack the requisite gross and fine motor skills for feeding themselves until they are closer to 2 years old. You have to cede the spoon and the reality is that the bowlful of puree will end up on the floor/rug/chair/parental lap. Or, if your kid has a good arm, it will end up on all four things.The bowl needs to resist sweeping arm motions and stay in place as your cherub learns to scoop up their food with a spoon.You need a bowl with a suction cup. This is the right bowl. Buy more than one. Wash them well and push them onto the tray of your child's high chair firmly. They will peel it off now and then, but most of the time they won't.With this bowl there will be a bit less food on the floor/kid and high chair--this means 5 more minutes of whatever great activity you enjoy versus scrubbing down for the next meal. You may even achieve the lofty goal of eating (six or seven bites) with your child if they can't immediately dump the meal you just prepared for them.

This has been the only bowl model my toddler has struggled to rip right off the table! Success! It is true that after several washes the suction cup seems to loose its grip, but nothing a drop of water can't fix. Also true that the suction cup does not stick to porous surfaces, but it sticks a lot better than other brands. Also a perfect size for any restaurant table or high chair alike.

This bowl sticks great to our OXO Sprout high chair, and the novelty silicone shield looked silly but works fabulously. The only downsides are that the shield stains and darkens with use (not a big deal since it functions great). I wish the shield were 1" longer to fit under my son's chin - it's flexible so I wouldn't mind it poking up to his neck, but I understand that different high chairs have different gaps between the baby and the tray. I also wish the shield ended in a wider area - he often brings his chin to the side and spills a ton of yogurt just past the shield or off to the side a bit. Using this and a dessert spoon from IKEA, my son can completely feed himself a breakfast of oatmeal and then yogurt with minimal help from me.