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C'mon Honey, EAT! Open wide! Just one more bite! Sound familiar?
If your little one would rather make a tower with his mashed potatoes and play ping-pong with his meatballs, it's time to call in the reinforcements! Make dinnertime easier to swallow with Constructive Eating! Features a Fork Lift Fork, Front Loader Spoon & Bull Dozer Pusher. Easy grip handles allow little hands to hold on tight.
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Constructive Eating Inventory Sold Out in 19 hours
Nov 20, 2008 | 12:00PM
Playing with Food
If your kids are like mine, they’d much rather play than sit down to eat. Wouldn’t it blow their minds to do both at once? And wouldn’t it blow your mind to see them stay seated and engaged at family meals? And maybe even try new foods without a struggle? This flatware set from Constructive Eating will add fun, incentive, and, quite possibly, tranquility to your table. And it’ll have your kids shoveling food in their mouths in no time at all. Literally. In a nice way.
The Constructive Eating three-piece set features a fork lift fork, front loader spoon and bulldozer pusher. Each apparatus is true to color and scale, a thrill for those small and highly observant construction site fans. Easy-grip handles are made of rubber, offering a particularly useful texture to the under-6 set still mastering their utensils. Safety is of great importance to the people at Constructive Eating—all materials are FDA-approved, and free of PVC, BPA and phthalates. They don’t use paint, either. And their flatware is dishwasher safe.
So imagine a stress-free family dinner, with little balking or wandering. Picture kids happily experimenting with new foods because it’s so much fun to heft that fantastic fork lift. Or maybe you’ll want to save this set for occasions when the kids need extra encouragement to chill—in restaurants, at holiday dinners, at a sibling’s birthday party when it’s hard to be out of the limelight. Enjoy yourself, and leave the heavy lifting to the pros.
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