very well packed and the plate is steady, my daughter loves it

Muy buen producto en perfecto estado

We bought this for our one and half year old son when we wanted start training him to use utensils and eating off plates. There are lot of these types of dishes in Korea with what my wife says have cute designs; however, they are hard to find in the States. Luckily, we found this design that my wife loves, though coincidentally it is made in South Korea.Here are my thoughts:Material quality is very good. Stainless Steel, and built solid. It's not a flexible type of medal that's going to get wrecked when you put it through the dishwasher. It's built in solid stainless steel and we ran it through the dishwasher many (so far over a 100) times without any problems, and the medal still looks shiny and new. No fadingThe weight of the platter is not heavy, but not so light that it feels flimsy.Design, per my wife, is cute. It's shiny with no sharp edges and is pretty. Perfect for our little one. The compartmentalized space is the perfect size to hold about a little more than a large handful of food for each space.Cost was on the higher side of what I wanted to pay, but considering it is of nice solid material quality and good design, I think this will last a very long time and was worth the slightly higher cost.Overall, I am very pleased with this product.

These trays are GREAT! I have a picky eating toddler who only wants to eat small bites of food and this divided platter is perfect! I thought it was kind of pricey at first but based on the positive reviews, I went ahead and purchased one. So glad I did! The two wheel sections are pretty deep (was pleasantly surprised about that) so one side can hold pasta/rice and the other can hold soup. The 3 window sections are pretty small but are the perfect size for bite-sized pieces of chicken, cheese or veggies. The platter itself is made of very strong stainless steel material. I was pleasantly surprised at how sturdy it actually was (kind of similar to a cafeteria lunch tray). It's hard to tell by the picture but the platter also has a few engraved designs, like a cherry, apple, and shapes for teaching your toddler. I definitely plan on buying another one of my daughter in the future.

I just got this platter after much consideration and the quality is great (the picture makes it look a bit cheap). It is a very heavy durable stainless steel plate which I can foresee lasting for a couple of years. Really cute design, great size as well as it fits in between the prongs of our Inglesina Fast Chair which is hooked onto the table. The size of the "holes" are almost one inch deep so can hold a sufficient amount of food especially since it has 5 serving dishes in one platter. If your child is like ours, I am sure you probably have had to serve several different foods per meal in hopes that they will eat something and you end up with lots of bowls with bits of food in it. So this platter creates less dishes. This platter is wonderful because I don't want to use plastics and yes, as another reviewer noted, just about all the dishes or serving bowls or drinking cups marketed to babies/children are made of plastic. This is even a great alternative to ceramic because I was always afraid that my child would pick up the bowl or plate and break it. I am moving to everything stainless steel. We also have the Safe Sippy 2 which is great and Klean Kanteen 9 oz. baby bottle which is the best hands down. It is great to have these choices now. Thanks Innobaby. I am sure we are going to use this for a long time. I only wish I had two!

NEWEST UPDATE (NOVEMBER 5, 2012)My rating for the current version of this product would be NO STARS if that were possible. One of the two trays that I purchased in October, 2012 has chipped in less than one month! No stainless steel product that I have ever purchased before--some of which are over twenty years old--has ever chipped! Meanwhile the four trays that I purchased previously continue to show very few signs of wear in spite of daily use. I had planned to purchase at least two more additional trays so that I would have a total of eight: four for home and four for elsewhere. However, I am returning the two that I recently purchased, and I have no intention of purchasing any additional Innobaby trays.UPDATE (Spring 2012):Fabulous design and excellent quality make these platters the continual go-to dishes in our home for our toddler, who is now 32 months old. They have even served as a teaching tools on many occasions--parts of the bus, naming fruits, counting, front and back, top and bottom, and the color silver. We now have four of these platters; we usually use one for each meal and at least one snack every day. (We have other stainless steel sets that we use on occasion.) The platters have held up to all kinds of banging, scraping, and cutting with stainless steel toddler utensils as well as repeated high temperature washing in the dishwasher. This is the best stainless steel divided platter (for little ones) ever!FIRST REVIEW (Spring 2011)My picky 20 month old LOVES this divided platter. (I love the ease of cleaning when I rinse immediately after the meal is over and place it in the dishwasher. Soaking before rinsing also works well if I don't get to it in time for rinsing alone.) She eats food from the different sections of this platter that she has rejected several times prior, even when the items were served in separate bowls. She has also experimented with mixing together some of the foods which I serve to her in separate sections of the platter, foods which she has rejected when served together in a bowl. She usually tastes whatever is placed in each section. She actually enjoys sitting in her high chair and playing with the platter when it is empty--for a little while at least--which gives me a little more time to warm whatever needs warming or cut whatever needs cutting, etc. I intend to purchase more.UPDATE (Spring 2012):Fabulous design and excellent quality make these platters the continual go-to dishes in our home for our toddler, who is now 32 months old. They have even served as a teaching tools on many occasions--parts of the bus, naming fruits, counting, front and back, top and bottom, and the color silver. We now have four of these platters; we usually use one for each meal and at least one snack every day. (We have other stainless steel sets that we use on occasion.) The platters have held up to all kinds of banging, scraping, and cutting with stainless steel toddler utensils as well as repeated high temperature washing in the dishwasher. This is the best stainless steel divided platter (for little ones) ever!