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Carton Shape Silicone Baby Feeding Suction Bowl With a Lid
https://www.yfsiliconeproducts.com/products/carton-shape-silicone-baby-feeding-suction-bowl-with-a-lid/
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Technical Information of Carton Shape Silicone Baby Feeding Suction Bowl With a Lid
Type Baby Silicone Bowl
Material food grade silicone
Size 196*142mm
G.W 360g
Feature silicone suction bowl with lid
Package opp bag and customized package
Features/Characteristics of Silicone Suction Baby Bowl with Lid
Silicone baby feeding suction bowl, it's used by baby more than 9 m
The silicone baby feeding suction bowl, there is a lid, bowl can store the juice, lid can store snack food.
Slightly protruded around the edges to provide easier scooping
Rounded edges to avoid hurting your child
Properties of Silicone Suction Baby Bowl with Lid
Lids have always been underrated. It keeps our food warm, keeps our food clean! With the Suction Bowl, mommies can pre-prep food and let it rest on the side without having to worry about contamination. Moreover, the food can also be easily stored in the fridge neatly and cleanly. The perfect fitting lid with the cutest design.
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