Plastic Free July is a global movement that helps millions of people be part of the solution to plastic pollution.
For tips on how you can reduce plastic waste, We Might Be Tiny stockist – Scarlett Tippy Toes – has shared some little steps we can all make that add up to big results.
Will you be participating in Plastic Free July by choosing to refuse single-use plastics? Comment below!
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The kids love using the stampies to make fun cookies and then decorating it. Makes a fun activity for the whole family, thanks We might be tiny
These are very well loved in our house! Cute animal shapes, easy to use, great size and easy to clean.
I've tried a lot of different kinds of cutlery with my toddler and these are his (and my) favourite. The metal enables him to use the cutlery properly which leads to a more empowering and less frustrating experience! He can actually pick things up with the fork, and actually cut stuff with the knife - believe when I say you shouldn't take that for granted with other sets out there. The comfy handles give him a good grip and help him manipulate the cutlery more easily than a metal handle. A perfect combo!
I purchased these toddler eating sets as they are metal and great grips for them to handle. Their picnic sets came with melamine sets so these metal ones are far superior and easy for twinnies to use. Thank you
I purchased these toddler eating sets as they are metal and great grips for them to handle. Their picnic sets came with melamine eating sets which they found didn’t work nearly as well as these. Thank you Happy Twinnies
