Why Mashblox?

Mashblox was designed with babies needs in mind.

Babies love to play and explore the world through their mouths. Mashblox simply applies these instincts to a fun and practical way for bubs to feed themselves. We just give them the tools.

“They know exactly what to do with it” – Mum of Angelica, 9months

Mashblox promotes problem solving, motor skills and early independence.

As your bub figures out how Mashblox works, they will start exploring and learning. They will get more practice with reaching, grasping, pinching, squeezing, stacking and lifting, all the motions required to help your child’s development, on their own, while they’re eating.

Mashblox means less mess during self-feeding.

If kids are experimenting with food (and gravity), then Mashblox will stop food from going splat. They help keep mushy and messy foods contained, so if they are dropped, it will reduce splatter on your floor.

Plus, they are easy to clean compared to other self-feeding aides. Just pop them inside out and into the dishwasher they go!

“Madelyn (14mo) loves to feed herself, but breakfast time was always tricky… and messy! After seeing Mashblox at the Canberra Kids Market we couldn’t wait to try them! Weet-bix & fruit puree worked a treat and while she still got quite messy, the floor didn’t! I can’t wait to see if she will be more open to veggies this way, too! Thanks Alix 😊” – K, Mum of Madelyn, 14months

Mashblox can turn foods they don't like into their favourites.

Has your child said no to food even before they’ve tried it? Chances are your child doesn’t like the way the food looks. Sometimes using a tactile utensil that’s familiar to your little one will help them try new foods.

“She won’t eat avocado, but if it’s in Mashblox she will. That’s really important when she’s got low ketone epilepsy.” – Deeana, Mum of Hayley, 3

“Picked up a Mashblox… and it was a big hit! Banana usually gets tossed and not eaten, put it in the Mashblox and it was devoured!” – L (from Facebook)

Mashblox is loved by all children. Not just babies.

Kids don’t get sick of Mashblox either. We have 8 year olds telling us how much they love them. They become a portion size for lunchbox treats such as yogurt, sultanas and nuts, once they reach primary school.

Mashblox teaches children important feeding behaviours.

Has your child said no to food even before they’ve tried it? Chances are your child doesn’t like the way the food looks. Sometimes using a tactile utensil that’s familiar to your little one will help them try new foods.

“We thought he didn’t like porridge. We tried Mashblox and it turns out he just doesn’t like having things shoved in his mouth” - Sam, Mum of Eddie, 10.5 months.

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Fill Mashblox® with healthy foods of your choosing, and let their playful instincts and natural curiosity to explore with their hands and mouth do the rest!

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