Baby Dipper Review and Giveaway

THIS GIVEAWAY HAS ENDED

I have been struggling to find a good bowl to feed cereal and baby food to my son. They are either too small or my spoon doesn't sit nicely and falls out and spills everywhere or it is so hard to scrape out!

So I welcomed a chance to try a new one - the Baby Dipper bowl, spoon and fork. The triangular-shaped Baby Dipper bowl enables one-handed feeding of infants and makes self-feeding easy for toddlers.The Baby Dipper bowl makes mealtime a fun and clean experience for all! Parents can use their free hand to clean or entertain baby, or to keep baby’s hands out of the bowl while feeding baby. Toddlers can see through the transparent sides of the bowl and concentrate on getting the food onto their spoons and into their mouths.

All users of the Baby Dipper feeding set avoid the frustrations of chasing the food around the bowl and the bowl around the table! Non-slip base helps prevent sliding and transparent sides allow easy viewing of food.

The utensils are also designed for easy use. The contoured interior guides food to spoon and the spoon fits in lower corner of bowl. Best of all, all Baby Dipper products are BPA-free, lead-free, phthalate-free and CPSIA compliant!

My Opinion

Baby Dipper bowls are a great idea! I love that they are transparent for easy viewing and that the bowls slant towards a corner so that it easy to scrape out and easier to feed with one hand. I was finally able to hold my son's hands out of his mouth and bowl while I was feeding him and scrape out the bowl at the same time! The non-slip base helped me not have to hold it all the time too! The utensils are a great size for little hands and will be perfect when he is able to feed himself.

I recommend Baby Dipper bowls and utensils to all mothers of toddlers and babies eating solids. 

Pros: non stick base helps bowl stay in place without holding it, slanted bottom helps scrape food, see-through bowl, BPA free, phthalate free, lead free, CPSIA compliant

Cons: bowls are a little small and don't hold as much food due to the slanted bottom - I would have to make a lot of bowls of food to feed my son adequately

Buy It: You can purchase Baby Dipper for $12.95 per set on the Baby Dipper website. You can also see stores that carry the Baby Dipper set here.

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Win It: Baby Dipper is generously offering (1) Baby Dipper set (dish, spoon, fork) to one lucky winner!

Enter here for a chance to win:

(1) Baby Dipper set

Ok, here are the rules:

1) This giveaway will end June 15, 2010 at 12:00 P.M. (noon) central time.

2) Must include email address in comment/entry to qualify to win (so I can let you know you won)

3) Previous winners of Baby Dipper bowls (in giveaways sponsored by Baby Dipper, LLC) are not eligible to win again.

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Winners will be chosen randomly by Random.org, contacted by email and Baby Dipper will send your prize by mail.

* Thank you to Baby Dipper for their generous samples for review!

Disclosure - This product was given for review for my honest opinion. No other compensation was given.*