Elk and Friends Kids 6.7 Porcelain Divided Plate - Independent Feeding
Elk and Friends Kids 6.7 Porcelain Divided Plate - Independent Feeding
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In this review the Elk and Friends Kids 6.7 porcelain divided plate is examined as a toddler feeding solution that prioritizes independent self feeding and easy cleanup. The bottom line: this compact divided plate is best for babies and young toddlers with smaller appetites who need portioned meals and a stable grip at the table. Its removable silicone sleeve and microwave and dishwasher safe porcelain make it a practical everyday plate for caregivers who want a non porous, stain resistant option that supports skill building.
Key Features
- Divided sections: The three compartments keep food groups separate so picky eaters can explore textures and flavors without mixing foods.
- Removable silicone sleeve: The sleeve gives toddlers a non slip grip and helps keep the plate steady during self feeding, supporting confidence at mealtimes.
- Porcelain base: High porcelain construction does not absorb smells or stains, so foods stay fresh tasting and the plate cleans easily.
- Silicone lids included: Lids make it simple to prep, seal and store leftovers or snacks without transferring dishes or containers.
- Microwave and dishwasher safe: The set is safe to use in the microwave and can go in the dishwasher with the silicone sleeve left on for convenience.
- Tested safety: Made from food grade silicone and high porcelain and independently tested to meet key safety standards for family use.
Who It's For
This plate is ideal for caregivers of infants, babies and young toddlers who have smaller appetites and need portioned servings to encourage independent self feeding. Parents who prefer non porous materials will appreciate that the porcelain does not hold odors or stains and that the silicone sleeve is easy to grip for little hands.
Families who frequently microwave meals or use the dishwasher will find the convenience valuable, and those who want a storage solution will like the included lids. People who need an unbreakable plastic alternative or require larger dinnerware for older children should look elsewhere.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Durable porcelain looks and feels like real dinnerware while resisting smells and stains.
- Silicone sleeve provides a stable, non slip surface and helps toddlers hold the plate for self feeding.
- Silicone lids add practical storage and make meal prep and leftovers easier.
- Microwave and dishwasher safe for everyday family use without extra handling.
Cons
- Porcelain can shatter if dropped, and some customers reported breakage under impact.
- The 6.7 in size is small and may be too compact for older toddlers or larger appetites.
Specifications
| Product | 6.7 porcelain divided plate with silicone sleeve and lids |
| Primary use | Babies, kids and toddlers - small appetites and self feeding |
| Materials | High porcelain base and food grade silicone sleeve and lids |
| Care | Microwave and dishwasher safe (sleeve may remain on) |
| Design | Divided compartments with removable silicone sleeve and silicone lids |
| Safety | Independently tested to meet important safety standards |
Our Verdict
The Elk and Friends 6.7 porcelain divided plate is a thoughtful pick for caregivers of babies and younger toddlers who want a safe, easy to clean plate that supports independent feeding and convenient meal prep. It offers strong value when porcelain qualities and storage lids matter, but families who need drop resistant, unbreakable plastic should consider alternatives for rougher handling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the plate go in the microwave?
Yes, the porcelain plate and silicone sleeve are microwave safe so you can reheat meals without removing the sleeve.
Will the silicone absorb smells or stains?
No, the high porcelain base and food grade silicone are non porous so they do not retain smells or stains like some plastics or bamboo can.
Is this plate suitable for older toddlers?
The 6.7 in size is best for babies and young toddlers with smaller appetites; growing toddlers may prefer the larger 7.8 option.
Editor's Take
The 6.7 porcelain divided plate is a strong choice for babies and young toddlers who need portioned, non porous dinnerware that supports self feeding; convenient lids and dishwasher and microwave safety make it good value, though porcelain can break if dropped.

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