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Choose small plastic containers with lids when you first
start your baby on solids.
Buy a lot of containers and make sure they are suitable
for the microwave, freezer and dishwasher.
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If your child starts throwing his/her dinner on the floor,
try bowls with suction cups on the
bottom.
Once your child is past the food-throwing phase, you can
buy larger bowls and plates made out of tough plastic.
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Plastic dishes
are durable, bright and dishwasher-safe. Make sure the edges are dull as
well. And remember, many toddlers prefer plates and bowls which have separate
compartments so foods don't mix.
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