Eatwell

Slant-Bottomed Bowl

$27.99 USD

Simplify Mealtime with the Eatwell Slant-Bottomed Bowl – Designed for Easy Scooping and Independent Eating

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Color: Yellow

Product Details

The Eatwell Slant-Bottomed Bowl is an adaptive bowl designed to assist people living with dementia, or other cognitive and sensory impairments. Featuring a unique slanted bottom and deep chambers, this bowl helps collect food at the corners, making it easier to scoop and reducing frustration during mealtime.

This bowl is ideal for individuals who struggle with traditional flat-bottomed bowls due to cognitive impairments or limited motor skills. The slanted design guides food to one side, allowing for easier access and more successful eating experiences, therefore promoting independence and improving nutrition.

  • The Eatwell Slant-Bottomed Bowl is suitable for individuals living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia - who experience cognitive challenges and need extra assistance.
  • The Eatwell Slant-Bottomed Bowl is suitable for people with Parkinson's disease - who may struggle with tremors
  • The Eatwell Slant-Bottomed Bowl is suitable for older adults living with limited mobility or visual impairments

Eating independently can be difficult when food is hard to scoop, leading to frustration and reduced nutrition. The slanted design of this bowl, which channels food into easily accessible corners, is a simple yet effective solution to this problem.

This product stands out because of its thoughtful design, which was created with the specific needs of its users in mind. By making it easier to scoop food, the Eatwell Slant-Bottomed Bowl promotes independence and dignity during mealtime. We believe that this bowl can significantly improve the dining experience for those who struggle with traditional flat-bottomed dishes, making it an essential tool for anyone caring for a loved one living with cognitive or motor challenges.

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  • Material: Made from durable PP (Polypropylene) and TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) for the base.
  • Dimensions: 7.6" x 7.6" x 1.7" (with rim)
  • Safety Features: Passed FDA, EU, and JFSL food safety testing. BPA Free, Phthalate Free, and PVC Free, ensuring a safe eating experience.
  • Slanted Design: Helps guide food into corners for easier scooping.
  • Deep Chambers: Collects food, reducing spills and frustration.
  • Non-Slip Base: TPE base provides stability to prevent tipping.
  • Safe & Non-Toxic: BPA Free, Phthalate Free, and PVC Free for peace of mind.
  • Durable Material: Made from sturdy PP and TPE for long-lasting use.
  • Easy to Clean: Dishwasher safe with high-temperature resistance, making cleanup a breeze.

Dishwasher safe with high-temperature resistance from -20°C to 110°C (-4°F to 230°F).

FAQs

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The slanted bottom and deep chambers are designed to naturally guide food into the corners of the bowl, making it easier to scoop. This feature is particularly beneficial for individuals with limited motor skills or cognitive impairments, as it reduces frustration and promotes independent eating.

Yes, the bowl is dishwasher safe and can withstand high temperatures, making it convenient for everyday use. It has a temperature resistance range from -20°C to 110°C (-4°F to 230°F), allowing for easy cleaning and reheating.

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