Deep children's plate rabbit Ringel Dingel

As pretty as it is practical, this tableware featuring an endearing character of our soft toys series is the perfect way to brighten up the table and keep little ones smiling. Bowl, plate, cup and cutlery are adapted to a toddler's motoric skills and durable enough for everyday use. A dinnerware set of their own helps little ones to recognize: everything in or on this is my treat! The deep dinner plate rabbit Dingel Ringel is equipped with a non-slip silicone ring in the bottom. The rPET material is made of high quality recycled PET/plastics that originate from industrial production. It is very durable but not completely unbreakable, suited for dishwasher and microwave and naturally free from plasticizers. Our choice of this material is based on our intent to promote circular economy and optimize waste management. Discover more about our rabbit Ringel Dingel soft toy series.

€10.95*

Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs

Product number: 25387

Deep children's plate rabbit Ringel Dingel, sigikid tableware for children

High quality recycled PET originating from industrial production
Ridged rim
Very durable, but not unbreakable
Silicone ring inserted in the bottom, removable for cleaning
Dish washer safe – before first use read the user manual & warnings
Do not use scouring agents or metal scourers
Suitable for the microwave, max. 5 min. 800 W – before first use read the user manual & warnings
Never use in an oven, grill or on a stove
CAUTION! Surface can become hot!
Free from plasticizers
Tested according to the German LFGB
Tested according to DIN EN 14372

Size (W x H x L in cm):

21.5 x 2.5 x 21.5

Material:

100% rPET

Filling:

Silikonring im Boden

Rec. age in months:

2 years - 8 years Months

Care labels:

For the safety and health of your child

CAUTION!

- This product should only be used under adult supervision.

- Inspect the product before each use. Throw away at first sign of damage or weakness.

- This product may break if dropped.

- Always check the temperature of the food before feeding.