non-plastic toddler dishes? - Page 2

[ZippyGirl]

Oops! I thought you were asking for non-toxic plastic dishes. What about wooden plates and bowls from Camden Rose?

[mlh]

We also use regular dishes with my 2 year old. She eats at the table and doesn't throw dishes, so we have had no issues.
Have you looked into wooden dishes and untensils?

[melanienader]

We use Ikea plastic plates, they have a reputation for BPA free plastic, so I feel okay with that...I just can't spend the money on the nice wood ones, I would love to have!

[sunflower.mama]

With my son I used plastic everything. But with my daughter, BPA was in the news, and I bravely started using the nice china "baby dishes" we'd received as gifts with both children, bunnykins and the like. They had literally sat in a cabinet for 3 years w/my son. I can't believe I was afraid to use them - very durable. I think it is a much more pleasant/permanent eating experience for kids to use real dishes which are heavier. And knock on wood - we've not had any breakage at all. now I use our everyday stuff a lot (they are almost 3 & 6)