Recommend your non-plastic kid dishes

Soyager · September 2011

I only have so much Pyrex-type stuff to go around and B has broken two bowls in the past two days that weren't kid-proof.

dosafyre · September 2011

I tend to heaton our corelle saucers/cups and either give her those or transfer it onto wooden appetizer plates that I got from Crate & Barrel. I use little glass baby food jars as her glasses (yeah, we've broken a few cleaning them). You can always find corelle used at thrift stores...I know it's not designer, but it's reuse, stacks well and is sturdy.

I also use little custard dishes for serving...since they are study and have higher sides.

susangilchrist · September 2011

My aunt found us some awesome custard bowls from a cafeteria that was going out of business. They're nice and thick and AWESOME!

nsees · September 2011

I just use Corelle plates. They're pretty sturdy but wood might be a good alternative. I believe Munchkin makes a wooden bowl and plate.

I used to have a stainless plate set bookmarked but now I can't find it. That would be another option but both are a little spendy. I was happy when I realized Evan wasn't a plate thrower and could just use a regular plate

Couple stainless options here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_gnr_fkmr0?rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Abamboo+plate&keywords=bamboo+plate&ie=UTF8&qid=1317342511#/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=stainless+plate&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Astainless+plate

queenie521 · September 2011

I have 8" divided and flat plates. LOVE THEM!

jnk062602 · September 2011

I have corelle dishes too. It is our every day dishes, and I have dropped them several times (once still hot out of the dishwasher on to tile floor), so I figure they are kid-proof enough and never bothered with specific kid dishes.

NYBrideInWI · September 2011

I use corelle from Kmart for ds, its unbreakable and I consider it safe to microwave. I like it because they sell it open stock so you don't have to buy a whole set of dishes. I bought 2 little salad plates that are a good size for a toddler (and we use plastic plates for him too.)

aludirm · October 2011

I second stainless steel dishes. They are non-breakable, dishwasher and soap friendly. I dOnt think you can use soap win wooden bowls - the wood absorbs the soap resulting in giving your hot foods a slight soapy tang. :-) Also you can get matching stainless steel glasses too.

jen5-03 · October 2011

Corelle. It's our every day dishes (plain white) and they also make some divided plates with a raised lip around the sides and 3 separate areas so foods don't touch. The lip makes it easier for them to get stuff on the spoon too.

We bought 2 sets at walmart and then got the divided plates and some little bowls at the outlet mall.

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