Expert-Designed Baby and Toddler Feeding Products

18oz Snack Bowls

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$12.99 In stock

Category: 5+ Years

Designed with a mug-like handle for little hands, the Snack Bowl is perfect for snack time. The Snack Bowl (2-pack) comes with two identical 18oz bowls.

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Safe, Innovative, High-Quality

All of ezpz products are expertly designed by our in-house Pediatric Feeding Specialist, Dawn Winkelmann (M.S, CCC-SLP), to support infants, toddlers, and preschoolers through each mealtime milestone. In addition, ezpz products undergo rigorous testing to meet the highest safety and quality standards… because you and your little one(s) deserve the best!

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As a small, women-run team, we know firsthand the challenges of raising happy, healthy eaters—while managing the mealtime mess! That’s why we’ve done the hard work for you. Our mission is to make mealtime ‘ezpz’ with thoughtfully designed, thoroughly tested feeding gear that supports a safe, successful feeding journey.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Richard C. ★★★★★

My 3-year-old can finally carry her own snack bowl to the couch without spilling, thanks to that sturdy handle. The 18oz size is perfect for a generous portion of goldfish or cut fruit.

Eva Y. ★★★★★

The mug-like handle makes all the difference for my toddler—she can carry her snacks to the couch without spilling everything. Both bowls are a solid size for a full serving of fruit or crackers, and they’ve survived daily drops so far.