Pur Walrus Bowl Set

Pur Walrus Bowl Set

The Pur Walrus Bowl Set ships in a blister-card package. A small age icon marks it for babies 6 months and up. Additionally, the set pairs a rounded bowl base in orange with a green vented lid. Each piece carries a small printed walrus character. Meanwhile, the lid includes a raised center vent with a spout-like opening rather than a flat cover. Furthermore, ridged side grips run along the edge of both the bowl and the lid, giving a textured section for smaller hands to hold.

Furthermore, this set includes two feeding spoons alongside the bowl and lid. As a result, each spoon uses an orange handle with a yellow accent tip. Both spoons carry the same walrus graphic and the “PÜR” logo. The spoon heads curve slightly upward rather than sitting flat. Consequently, this curve helps scoop food from the bowl’s rounded interior corners. In addition, the lid’s raised vent lets it snap onto the bowl for storage rather than trapping food under a flat surface.

Specifications

• Packaging: Blister card, 6M+ age marking
• Bowl: Orange base with rounded interior
• Lid: Green, vented, with side grips
• Included spoons: Two, orange with yellow accents
• Character design: Printed walrus graphic
• Branding: PÜR logo on bowl and spoons

Parents reach for a vented bowl set like this once an infant starts eating solid foods around six months. For example, the ridged side grips make the bowl easier to hold steady during spoon-feeding. Furthermore, the Pur Walrus Bowl Set suits a parent who wants a matched bowl, lid, and spoon set rather than separate feeding pieces. Meanwhile, the vented lid lets the bowl double as short-term storage between meals.

Overall, Leather and Kids stocks this walrus-themed set for parents starting solid foods with a matched bowl, lid, and spoon set. Therefore, parents get three coordinated feeding pieces in one packaged set.

What is the vent on the lid for?
The vent lets the lid snap onto the bowl for storage while leaving a small opening, rather than sealing food beneath a flat cover.

Why do the spoon heads curve upward?
The curved head helps scoop food from the bowl’s rounded corners, making it easier to gather the last portions during a meal.