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First Look: Peg Perego Tatamia

Nicole Feliciano — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 20:00:00 GMT

Coming in April of ’09, stylish meals on wheels from Peg Perego.

Not content to simply update their stroller line, the folks at Peg Perego are rethinking their approach to high chairs. The latest release, the Tatamia, is much more than a dining station. This is a multipurpose baby seat that will function for years. It’s billed as a comfortable infant recliner, a soothing baby swing and yes, it is also a high chair. It boasts nine different height positions making it useful from age 0 through preschool.

Like other Peg Perego designs, the Tatamia will be easy to clean. Space-crunched parents will love the relatively small frame and the spring-loaded easy-folding design. When dinner’s done, fold the Tatamia up in a compact package and reclaim your kitchen. How novel…a cheerio-free, adult-oriented evening.

The Tatamia is available in three colors: paloma (cream), cacao (chocolate) and white and is expected to ship in April ($350).

First Look: Boon Saucer

Nicole Feliciano — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 21:50:00 GMT

Though not extraterrestrial, this new stay-put plate from Boon is a heavenly addition to your kitchen.

Dinner can be an action packed event with toddlers around. To prevent flying peas and projectile pasta, the folks at Boon have just introduced a new plate. Thanks to a grippy bottom, it’s tricky for tiny digits to achieve “lift of” and send this plate into orbit. Boon’s Saucer ($5.99) features an edgeless design. The result is good news for your and your floors.

The sleek and contemporary designs come in two color combinations: white/orange and white/pink. Picky eaters take heart. Boon has the “chicken can’t ever touch the potatoes” crowd covered; the plate has three dividers to keep flavors from seeping into the wrong zone. Bon appetite!

Feed Me: Adiri Natural Nurser for Safety's Sake

crazedparent — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:47:00 GMT

Tired about freaking out upon hearing news that toxic chemicals are in baby bottles? Me too. So here's a little good news in the form of the Adiri Natural Nurser. It's 100% polycarbonate-free and bisphenol-A free, which means the only thing you have to worry about baby ingesting is her meal. The bottle has a sleek, breast-like design that also helps reduce air intake, one of the causes of colic.

Find it at a brick and mortar store near you for about $12.50 per bottle.

Feed Me: Egg-alicious Lunch

crazedparent — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 20:16:00 GMT

This idea is so simple yet pure genius for parents who like to add a little fun to their kid's lunches. Lunch in a Box took ice cream sandwich molds and went wicked crafty by using them to serve up some cute-looking treats. Adorable idea to take the monotony out of making school lunches!

Williams-Sonoma sells a set of three molds for $9.95.

(Hat Tip: Boing Boing)