Is this somewhat toddler proof? Looking for a bowl my son can't easily dump.
1680021
I would say it is "somewhat" toddler proof. The lid fits tight and if filled to the proper level, when tipped over, not much water comes out. I have it in the rear of my patrol car and have yet to have an incident of it flipping while in pursuits or other high speed vehicle operations.
1680022
I think a toddler could probably dump some of the water out of this bowl. It would however, be more difficult than a regular bowl since it has a tight fitting lid. I use it in the car all the time & have never had water splash out.
1680023
Would not consider this toddler proof. It is made of light weight plastic with no extra weight in the bottom. It's very good at eliminating spills from sloshing water while sitting in a moving vehicle. But if a child picked it up and tipped it, it would spill. The dish is designed to retain about 1 1/2 inch of water right side up or upside down, and does that very well. But, in my opinion, that amount of water is more appropriate for a travel situation than it would be as your pets water dish in your home. Unless you just love refilling the water bowl!
1680024
The cover snaps on and is very tight. Your toddler may pick it up and/or tip it over, but the cover won't come off and most of the water will stay inside the bowl.
1680025
Yes, unless he purposely flips it over and shakes the water out and I mean literally shakes it repeatedly. It will not gush out but will drip when shaken.
1680026
It works very well, the water is in just a small spot in the bottom. If it tips over, it usually stays in the bowl. So yes, it would be ok around a toddler.
1680027
Depending how close to the edge they push Down on. If our dog steps on the edge it will dump. Unless it flips all the way over water stays in on edge
1724780
No, everything seems very sturdy in mine! My toddler has been using it for almost a year now and everything looks like new! Very happy with this product!
408852
I would say yes. It looks like the lid is only held by one screw/pin so I'd keep it out of reach of a toddler.
1284794
Yes it should be. It is dishwasher safe, and I have run mine in the dishwasher on pots & pans super hot, and they are fine. No signs of damage, melting, tearing, or other weakness. I highly recommend getting 2+ because there will be a time when you are out and your teething baby drops or throws it on the filthy floor, but needs it. Also, there are fabric toy straps you can buy that help.
779601
Knowing toddlers, there isn't much they CAN'T get into. However, this bin is pretty sturdy. I do not believe the lid can be ripped off, or the can tipped over. My only question would be the step-on lever. He may find that fascinating, but may be too difficult for him to push down. Being stainless steel, it wipes clean nicely. I would recommend this one highly. Good luck
2239220
It is sturdy - but your toddler will easily push it over. Also, got mine last summer, and now the paint is peeling off. Maybe I should have taken it inside during the winter.
833460
This bowl is not a big bowl. I have a 7lb Pom and when I got this bowl he was 7 months old he is now a year old and I still use it....it's perfect.
1702436
The bottom is fairly sturdy... He does fly to it and it rocks a tiny bit but doesn't seem to bother him. Cups are made out of durable plastic. They'll last. I removed the food one so I'm sure you could attach a toy to that but I took it off. He was flying a lot. Didn't want him to hit that metal sticking up.
242072
There's no guarantee, but it's very sturdy. I bought it when I had 6 month old twins... and they are now 5 and we still have it in the play area. There's no torn pieces, and the colors have held up well. We've had all kinds of toys and chairs/table on it over the years and it's still in good shape. It's easy to clean because you can sweep it, and wash off with a cloth. If a tile gets really bad, it's easy to remove from the set to go wash in the sink or bathtub.
1912531
Personally, I don't think a toddler can maneuver his/her spoon against the dividers. The dividers are quite low.
350436
Sorry, I haven't had that problem, probably for two reasons: We use these for feeding, not for letting the kids feed themselves; and our bowls are large enough in diameter that the last inch or so of the spoon's handle comes to rest on the edge of it, with the spoon part well inside the bottom of the bowl (even if it's shallow, that tends to be a safe angle); that way, the fulcrum or the balance tipping point is never far enough over to chuck the spoon out. (You can have the same problem with normal teaspoons and small-diameter fruit or jello or shallow jogurt cups. The size and the relative weight really matter.)
57313
No. The only time that I had a problem with that was when I tripped and spilled it myself.. I like the bowl so much that I just bought another for the little Chi that I just adopted. Good luck and I hope that you like it as much as I have.Linda
108602
Yes this is a good protective case for a child to drop. The corners are well protected. But if the child is like most :) Might like to throw things in the toilet I would recommend a Lifeproof case. But if that is not a concern this is a great case and for sure protect from medium damage!
1906578
No it is not suitable for a toddler to push. It's just too small and short for that purpose.
1388952
I would say it's as fragile as an indoor bowl. I have bumped it accidentally with the water wand, and not broken it (thankfully) but I put it in a protected area from wind, kids and pets!
657078
It is not fully child proof. Our 3 year old had it figured out within the week. It is one of the sturdier ones we have tried. You can always try, but I'm not so sure it would work for the oven.
768140
My kids are age 6 and 7 so it's been awhile since I've had a baby around but I would have to say yes I mean the little compartments click shut but are very easy to open (I often flip the lids one handed) so definitely NOT child proof in that way you would have to keep it out of reach of the child.