Song Qing Magic Gyro Bowl 360 Degree Rotate Spill-Proof Bowls with Lid Plastic Creative Dishes Practice Feeding Bowls

Cute but a soon as its dropped they fall apart

Even when he's in the high chair I use this bowl. As long as you don't over fill it, it works well. I wish the bowl was bigger, and they had this for adults who juggle full hands alot. If he throws it on the floor majority of the time it will all stay in the bowl. It's not 100% but maybe 85-90% and likely from overfilling. The design allows tot to hold the bowl while they figure out the spoon or fork while keeping them from dumping it accidentally. They've intended to dump it and it was actually still in the bowl after dumping it upside down and shaking it. 🫨 I have to admit, it's a great helping tool to keep feeding clean

I guess it keeps snacks inside the bowl, but my toddlers continue to spill out of it. It's very easy for them to take apart as well, which they do often. Kind of pointless as it doesn't stand up. I wouldn't recommend.

My kid figured out how to take it apart

Bought this item hoping it was the original gyro bowl that was spill proof. My 18 month old granddaughter dumped it out the first time she used it. Lid is hard to fit on and it's cheaply made. Very disappointed. Threw it in the garbage.

Love this mainly for the fact that my 19 month old can eat snacks on the go without me having to worry constantly about him spilling his snack and making a mess.

It is practically impossible to spill anything that's inside this.It's easy for my daughter to get her snacks and keep the floor somewhat snack free at the same time.

I wanted to like this, but it has some design flaws.The bowl might be ok for walking around without spilling, but eventually, you're going to need to set it down. The outer bowl only has 3 nubs on the bottom to rest on, which is not very stable, and makes the bowl very tippy on flat surfaces. A wider base might have been better.The lids are hard to remove which could result in spillage when trying to remove them. Also, since the bowl is likely to tilt on flat surfaces, if you put the lid on loosely, the lid will slide off. A better design might be a lid that fits over the inner bowl only, maybe with a knob to remove it, and a more stable outer bowl base.Another potential issue is weight distribution. If you have larger items in the bowl, like fruit, the inner bowl may tip to the heavier side. The uneven weight still might work ok while walking around, but can add to problems with keeping the bowl from falling off flat surfaces.Also, because the bowl pivots, when you reach in to get food, your hand might tip the inner bowl to the side. While it's good that it pivots and stays upright while walking, when you want it to stay in place (like when reaching in for food) you can't hold it still easily, and it will swivel.Overall the design is a fun idea and works ok while in motion, but not as well when its set down on a table or shelf. It didn't suit my needs, but maybe it will work ok for you.For people saying theirs "broke," it may have come apart and not actually broken. The inner bowl and ring can be removed for cleaning, which is good! If yours "broke," try putting the pegs from the small bowl into the holes of the inner ring. There's only one set of pegs and holes for them to fit in. Then fit the pegs on the outside of that ring, into holes inside the outer bowl. - "Fixed!"