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Scooper Bowl & Plate with Suction Cup Bases

blue plate and bowl with rounded side and white suction base
 
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Ableware sells two assistive dinnerware pieces including the Scooper Bowl with suction cup base to keep it in place and the Scooper Plate, also with a suction cup base. Each piece is designed with a portion of the rim that comes up higher on one side and curves inward. This design helps with scooping and keeping food on the person’s spoon.

It’s a great design for teaching children with visual impairments and motor challenges to feed themselves. The Scooper Bowl measures 4.5″ in diameter and the Scooper Plate measures 6-3/4″ in diameter. The dinnerware can be purchased as a set on Amazon, or separately.

Check out this video below of Ivan using the Scooper Bowl to practice eating at school!

Jun 29, 2016Hillary Kleck
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Hillary Kleck

Hillary Kleck is the owner of Sensory Sun Tools for Modern Parents of Kids Who are Blind. She is the mother of Madilyn, who was born blind with bilateral anophthalmia in 2005.

Since then, Hillary has committed to helping other parents provide the opportunities necessary for lifelong success.

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