• Cut meal prep time in half •
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Ed and Anila Nitekman designed and created Tiny Bites Food Shears because every parent they knew, themselves included, had meal time angst and dinner table battles, regardless of the age of their child. Concern over safe consumption size for an older infant or toddler; worrying what to feed a picky eater; trying to cut meal preparation time in half.
Knowing there was no such product specifically designed for parents to easily and efficiently cut food, especially on the go, Ed and Anila designed and developed Tiny Bites Food Shears with the features they knew would appeal to all parents.
Tiny Bites Food Shears are fun and functional. They allow parents to safely, easily and efficiently cut their child’s food into small pieces to ensure safe consumption. They can easily turn any food into perfect “finger foods”, bite-sized pieces, easy-to-eat strips, fun shapes or sizes.
Their company, Tiny Bites, Inc., is dedicated to developing products to make meal time safe, fun and easy for parents and kids.
Ed and Anila live in New York with their two delicious and mischievous toddlers, one cute but lazy maltese and one hungry and hyper-active goldfish.
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Knowing there was no such product specifically designed for parents to easily and efficiently cut food, especially on the go, Ed and Anila designed and developed Tiny Bites Food Shears with the features they knew would appeal to all parents.
Tiny Bites Food Shears are fun and functional. They allow parents to safely, easily and efficiently cut their child’s food into small pieces to ensure safe consumption. They can easily turn any food into perfect “finger foods”, bite-sized pieces, easy-to-eat strips, fun shapes or sizes.
Their company, Tiny Bites, Inc., is dedicated to developing products to make meal time safe, fun and easy for parents and kids.
Ed and Anila live in New York with their two delicious and mischievous toddlers, one cute but lazy maltese and one hungry and hyper-active goldfish.
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