This interesting invention allows children to munch on fruits safely by eliminating the danger of choking.
LMM Baby Steps:
1) Have all the items ready
2) Loop the netting (item 1 which keeps the fruit inside) into item 2
3) Twist item 3 onto item 1+2 to lock the fruit in. I believe the gel like substance keeps the fruit cooler for longer. There is also a tiny lock which keeps the handle fastened to the netting.
4) All ready for your kid
LMM Advice: Apart from letting your little one try out new fruits, I read that you can use this little gadget as a teether as well. All you need to do is put ice cubes in it.
Mess Alert: When your kid uses the mesh feeder, be prepared to clean.
Lil' muachi is beginning to appreciate the mesh feeder a lot more now that she is teething and trying out new flavors. However, she would throw it or place it next to her when done. So any leftover banana or papaya stuck on the mesh will obviously transfer to any surface she has decided to leave it on. Obviously lil' muachi herself will also be messy.
Hokkien Corner: I don't really know how much this thing costs. I was lucky enough to inherit one from my sis-in-law. Lil' muachi's interest in the mesh is pretty short. She prefers to hold on to the actual papaya fruit and munch on it on her own. Even when she was smaller, she didnt exactly take to the mesh like the other kids in the pictures. I guess it's up to individual parents. If your bub seems to really enjoy munching on fruits and stuff but is still too young, go with the mesh. At least you know s/he will not choke with the netting security.
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