Those little "spill-proof" snack cups were easy enough for my kids to use themselves, but the snacks inside would get stale overnight. Each of the 5 compartments can hold up to a ¼ cup of food and with a spill (and mess) resistant design, this means more snacking for your kiddo and less mess for you.

They're fun and practical, fit great in diaper bags or backpacks, and come with a hand strap for easy carrying. At first, a major sticking point for me with the Snack Spinner was the fact that, unlike a lot of other snack containers with easy-grip handles, my kids couldn't use it while on a walk or running around the playground. And with its oversize centre button and a kid-friendly door "tab," my toddler figured out how to operate the container completely on her own after only a few tries. Leveraging Solanda’s public health expertise and Joseph’s mechanical engineering background, they created GoBe’s flagship product: the Original Snack Spinner. The Original Snack Spinner comes apart in three pieces and are top rack dishwasher safe and also easy to hand wash.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. They are far more focussed when eating from this container, it keeps their attention longer, and they have more fun. Although it was first reserved for car and stroller rides or museum excursions with the nanny, I now even whip it out when we're home as a distraction. Two blueberries here, a few animal crackers there, and after a handful of spins, they'd be handing the Spinner back to me, content.

It's spill-proof, airtight, and easy to clean (the Spinner comes apart easily and is top-rack dishwasher safe, but up until now, I've had an easy enough time doing a quick rinse of the centre white divider).

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. But as I've learned, distracted eating is simply unhealthy for kids: they often overeat while still feeling less satiated.