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Rainbow stainless steel mindful mealtime tableware for kids includes compartment plates, 8 oz bowl, 8 oz cup, fork and spoon, no toxic chemicals, thoughtfully designed to promote a lifetime of healthy eating and habits

12 mo to adult

Plates

Blue compartment plates, pack of 4 the Balanced Bites Plates, the deep compartments work for ages 1 to adult and promote healthy portions and variety

Plates / trays

Bowls

Classic 12 oz Smart snacking bowls promote healthy portions and are free of harmful chemicals.

Snacking, soups & dips

Cups

Pack of 4 Conscious Cups in Rainbow. 8 oz each, perfect for little hands and the weighted bottom help prevent tipping.

12 mo to adult

Bundles

Mindful mealtime family bundles, declutter your kitchen cabinets with beautiful, non-toxic, eco-friendly tableware

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Infants

Starting solids set, the perfect introduction to first foods with a 8 oz bowl, 4 oz cup and infant spoon

6 months+

$5.99 FLAT RATE SHIPPING*

Our Story

Learn more about Dr. Manasa Mantravadi and why she started Ahimsa – the perfect mix of her love for children, background in medicine and Indian heritage.

Ahimsa – a perfect mix of Dr. Mantravadi's love for children, background in medicine and Indian heritage.

Supporting Children

A portion of every order is donated. Ahimsa aims to get plastic OFF the table but knows it's more important to get healthy food ON the table.

Ahimsa aims to get plastic OFF the table but knows it's more important to get healthy food ON the table.

Scientific Council

Our stainless steel compartment plates or Balanced Bites Plates can also be used as the perfect trays or charcuterie boards

Environmental & medical experts following the latest science & promoting policy to protect human health and our planet.

FAQ

Check out our Frequently Asked Questions and this adorable ice cream bar with our 8 oz bowls (found in both our Mindful Mealtime Sets (age 1 to adults) and our Starting Solids Sets (infants 6 months and up)

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Contact Us

Ahimsa tableware doesn't break, so you can store it in those lower cabinets where your little helpers can reach to help set the table and empty the dishware, promoting independence and confidence

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In the News

Our blue 4 oz cup from our Starting Solids Set is the perfect first cup - free from harmful chemicals, the perfect size for little hands, a gentle, rolled edge and an exciting sensory experience with its shiny surface and bright colors

In the news, alongside celebrities and recognized for innovation & safety.

CREATE SAFE PRODUCTS - EDUCATE OUR FAMILIES - ADVOCATE FOR OTHERS

Our simple Pediatrician developed guides for each age and stage help answer those questions: what should my child eat? How much should my child eat? Is it ok to give my child juice? What is the best way to transition from a bottle?
Overview
Check out our Mealtime Guides for toddlers ages 1 to 3 for general guidelines on transitioning from baby to toddler, healthy portions and variety and toddler nutrition
Toddler
Blue stainless steel conscious cup, 8 oz the perfect size for little hands
Preschool
Young teenager enjoying the rainbow and blue mindful mealtime sets which includes stainless steel and plastic free compartment plate, bowl, cup, fork and spoon
Grade School

NOT JUST DISHES - EDUCATIONAL TOOLS TO ENCOURAGE A LIFETIME OF HEALTHY HABITS.

Mealtime Guide

Toddler mealtime guide Serve a variety of color and texture. By age 2, your child should be eating 3 meals plus 1-2 snacks each day.
Preschool nutrition guide Although preschoolers intake from meal to meal may appear erratic, they actually have the capacity to adjust their food intake to meet their body's needs on average. But this ability can be diminished when large food portion size
Grade school nutrition How can I encourage healthy snacks? * Place emphasis on enjoying the tastes of fruits and vegetables rather than just focusing on their healthfulness.

WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD EAT?

MEALTIME GUIDE

Every child is unique and has varying nutritional requirements. Knowing how much and what your child should eat can be confusing. So we've created pediatrician-developed guides and tools to help!


Our products are not just dishes, they are educational tools to encourage a lifetime of healthy habits.

Follow the science, the safety and the smiles - and you’ll end up at AHIMSA.


Read more about nutrition, child safety and more

Ahimsa stainless steel dinnerwear in rainbow

Back to School Lesson: The Science of Steel

Last month, a fantastic NPR podcast highlighted the problem with plastic which I will summarize here: “According to a 2017 research article, more than 40% of all plastic made is packaging, which is used only once or twice before being thrown away. According to a recent analysis examining global plastic waste generation between 2010 and 2016, the United States was responsible for more plastic trash than any country in the world. That’s millions and millions of tons of plastic waste. Per capita, that boils down to nearly 300 pounds of plastic trash per person(!) per year. It’s estimated that only about 9% of plastic waste generated in the U.S. is recycled. The rest ends up in landfills, incinerators, and, unfortunately, marine environments such as rivers and oceans. And there, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, it will remain for hundreds of years.”
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Two kids cheering with ahimsa stainless steel smart snacking bowls

Choosing Healthy After-School Snacks for Kids

Getting back to school is all about learning new routines, so now is a great time to develop healthier snacking habits. Packaged snack foods can be an easy, convenient choice for after school but often provide too many added calories and not enough nutrition. Snacks don't have to be complicated!
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Mindful Mealtime Set - the perfect stainless steel dining set to promote healthy variety, portions and lifetime habits for children ages 1 and up

6 ways you can create a healthy relationship with junk food for your child

A food preference is the concept of liking certain foods over others. This is associated with many factors, most of which are learned and shaped by our experiences. We are born with some, however. For example, babies prefer sweet and fatty foods. Why? Breast Milk is sweet and high in fat! However, there are many other factors that start early in life that shape this preference that is forming in the first 2 years of your child’s life. Studies show that these early food preferences directly affect eating habits and are linked to a child’s overall health.  
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Children cheering outside with Ahimsa iridescent blue stainless steel cups

Together again this summer

As the pandemic continues to improve and families are slowly navigating the transition to "normalcy", Dr. Manasa Matravadi brings great tips on how to get together again safely. 
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Store your dishes where your children can reach to help empty the dishwasher and set the table without worrying about breaking dishes plus check out this beautiful drawer of blue stainless steel kid compartment plates, cups, bowls and cutlery
Bundles & Sets
Plates
Rainbow stainless steel kids cup 8 ounces makes measuring easy for daily fluid requirements plus stainless steel keeps cold drinks cold, and hot drinks hot (so be mindful when serving), the weighted bottom helps reduce spills
Cups
Rainbow and blue stainless steel 12 oz snack bowls
Bowls

Sources: Pediatric Nutrition. 8th Ed. 2019. American Academy of Pediatrics. Frank R. Greer, MD, FAAP; Ronald E. Kleinman, MD, FAAP. *This website has been developed by Ahimsa LLC. This site offers health and nutritional information and is designed for educational purposes only. While many of our experts are practicing clinicians, viewing this site, receipt of information contained on this site or the transmission of information from or to this site does not constitute a physician-patient relationship. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and does not constitute medical or other professional advice. Any information provided is not meant to address a specific situation, person or event, even if you provide information about a specific person or situation to Ahimsa. Always seek the advice of your child’s own physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read on this site. Please click here for more information on our disclaimer. Effective Date: October 7, 2019, Updated 6/17/2021. © 2021 Ahimsa LLC, All Rights Reserved