Fun Kids Dinner Plate Home Run Baseball Themed | Your Kids Will Eat Better | Be A Winner & Hit A Home Run At Breakfast Lunch & Dinner. Promotes Healthy Eating!
March 6, 2018 - Comment
Hit a home run at every meal and be a winner with the Home Run Plate, a divided plate with a baseball theme.. This amazing plate will help kids eat by turning mealtime into a fun baseball themed game. Put food in the first, second, & third base areas. When the child finishes eating the food in the base area, they get to open the home run area to find a treat! Bonus; two fan areas for more food or dipping sauces. Molded from 100% virgin melamine. Home Run Plate is food safe and dishwasher safe. Great for portion control and keeping kids engaged during meal time. Make Your Kid A Winner With This Amazing Plate!
Product Features
- PICKY EATER PROBLEM SOLVED: Even picky eaters will finish their food; the Home Run Plate turns mealtime into a fun game
- FUN PLATE FOR KIDS: Divided portions with a baseball theme. When all the food is finished in the base area the child gets to uncover the home run area for a treat
- PORTION CONTROL: Bases are perfect portioned while keeping kids engaged with their meals. Bonus fan areas for dipping sauces or more food!
- BUILDS CONFIDENCE: Home Run Plate makes your child a winner at breakfast, lunch and dinner
- DISHWASHER SAFE: Food safe and dishwasher safe for ages 3+. Made from 100% virgin melamine , kids and parents love this meal tray
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Cute. But huge Itâs really cute. 4 stars bc itâs pretty big. Itâs bigger then most my kids plates. So weird to stack on. But thatâs it. He loves it. Thatâs all that matters
A home run for all ages! I bought this plate based on a recommendation for my picky eaters. It has made meal time more fun and less stressful. My 5 year old loves the surprise treat hidden under home plate. The portion sizes are perfect and love the extra compartments for the dipping sauces. I would recommend this to all picky and non picky eaters! Its a home run in our house!
Probably works for a lot of children, but my son obviously lives on parental anguish, not food. I saw this on a parenting blog about picky eaters and I thought just maybe, maybe it would be the thing to finally crack my stubborn child and make him actually eat a real meal I cooked. The tray came and I eagerly filled the little compartments, called for my son and told him I had a special dinner game for him. He came down the stairs, looked at the tray and said, “I’m not hungry.” I responded by showing him the peanut butter cup in the home run section. He still wasn’t hungry. Dinner…