A boxed Boots Baby boy's melamine set, including a plate, bowl, cup, and three stainless steel cutlery pieces with blue handles. The cup features a pirate and sea-themed design. The packaging shows it's suitable for toddlers, stage three, and BPA-free.
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Review – Boots Boy’s Mealtime Set

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My little man is 14 months old already,where did the time go? He’s not my tiny baby anymore but he’s my gorgeous big boy now! When it comes to meal times he’s such a star. I never have any problems with him, he loves his food! We were sent a sweet little feeding set by Boots for Ryan to test out and review.  The Boots Boys Melamine Set Pirate consists of : Plate,Bowl,Cup and 3 piece beautifully coloured stainless steel cutlery set. It retails at £8.16 which is quite a good price for a whole set.Its so nicely decorated,it looks great.
This set is designed for babies 12 months + which is perfect for all toddlers learning too feed themselves. This Boots Melamine Set is a bright and fun way to get your children interested at meal times. The melamine crockery is brightly coloured and easy to clean making it perfect for us mums and your child.
Breakfast is Ryan’s favourite meal of the day,he loves his Weetabix lol So we decided this would be the perfect time to introduce his new Bowl and spoon whilst he’s in a good mood. I let him play with it first so he knew that it was his 🙂 And then feeding time began : Yummy
Ryan’s Breakfast Before We Started.
A blue bowl with a single Weetabix biscuit in milk sits on a white tray. A matching blue spoon with animal designs lies to the right. The background shows a colourful fabric with images of animals like lions, giraffes, and crocodiles.
It’s Going – Can You See The Pirate Yet?
A child’s plate with cartoon sharks and a little food left, possibly porridge or oat porridge. A matching spoon with a shark handle rests in the bowl, surrounded by light brown, lumpy food residue spread unevenly across the plate.
Going – We Can Nearly See Him.
A mostly empty bowl with remnants of brown porridge reveals an illustration of a child in a red polka-dot bandana using a telescope on a small boat with a sail. The bowl's rim is decorated with images of sharks.
Almost Gone – Ooooh Look Ryan He’s Hiding.
A plate with food crumbs reveals a cartoon of a child wearing a red polka-dot bandana, looking through a telescope from a cardboard box pirate ship. A pirate flag, striped sail, shark, and treasure chest are in the background.
All GONE! There He Is Ryan.- YaY
Ryan loves his Breakfast,its so much fun.I think he likes his new Bowl and Spoon too! Just look at that smile. The Boots Melamine Set was a big hit with both of us. I can see Ryan using this set for a good few months too come. A Fab 5 out of 5 for us. There’s nothing i would want to change about this set. Its perfect just the way it is! What plates/bowls does your child have?

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  1. Anonymous says:
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    I just bought this for my son. THe only thing I thought was a bit odd was the fact that it is called 'Boys set' like girls could never want it.

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