Nuby Monster Snack Keeper 1 Pack

I needed a distraction on an 11-hour flight for my daughter and I made the right choice. It kept her busy for quite some time. And in your every day life, when you need to keep your little one occupied and distracted.

Keeps snacks inside the bowl until my little ones pull them out. Worked great for taking snacks to grandma's house without leaving a mess on the floor. It is a little tough to get apart to clean and refill, but that is good because then my kids are not popping them open spilling the entire bowl.

We had one of these that lasted two years before my dog ate it to get the snack inside. We bought two more to replace it. This snack bowl holds a great size snack for the car, doctor's office, etc. It is very cute, very nearly spill proof, and it is easy to hold onto and eat from. My daughter loves bringing it everywhere!

I really loved the cup and how the product works. Because it works! Only that my 14 month old doesn't want to use it! I filled the cup with snacks and showed him how he was supposed to get them, but he seemed uncomfortable putting his hand through the monster's mouth! 2 minutes after, the monster hardly had iris left on the eyes because he took them off by scratching them with his teeth. (I emailed the company and they told me the paint is not toxic. They were even willing to replace it for another type of cup, but since the others have the same system, I am guessing I would still have the same problem, so I decided to keep it and hope he decides to start using it!) I offered the cup every day but he treats it like a toy and just plays with it, but expects me to take out the treats for him... Then I took it apart and he uses the bowl. Overall the cup is very nice, fun, has bright colors and it works holding the snacks in, you just have to hope your baby is not concerned about the monster's mouth like mine is! I should also mention that it is kind of hard to take apart.

Both my 2 and 4 year old girls love these. they come with us on all of our adventures. The only issues is they are hard to open up to fill them.

More style than substance. The top is difficult to snap and unsnap from the bottom. For a young toddler, the teeth are stiff and it is difficult for little hands to get in and out.

Hard to reach hand into and still spills crumbs

This one isn't so great. The design of a monster does entertain my toddler but best as a toy instead of a snack cup. My 15 month old likes to slam it to the ground and it just breaks open spilling contents everywhere. Not made for toddlers. Maybe older children but not toddlers. The lid just snaps on and snaps off when dropped. Not a good concept.

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I have a 14 month old. I bought this thinking I could circumnavigate picking up 1,467 Cheerios off of my hardwood floors every day. So, I loaded this bad boy up with about 30 Cheerios, showed my boy how to stick his hand in...this is where it started to go wrong. The 'catching' aspect of the monster's mouth was indubitably hard for me to get my fingers in and out, and any time he tried to grab some Cheerios he couldn't retract his hand without either a) losing the Cheerios in the snacker or b) letting them fly on the floor as he ripped his hand out. Within three seconds of this frustration, my toddler tossed (not threw) the monster on the floor. Cheerio EXPLOSION. I'm talking a drop from a foot off the deck that caused this thing to pop open. And yes, I shut it all the way. I tried again--nope. He still couldn't manage the teeth. Now, the monster top is a bath toy and the bottom is a glorified bowl with feet.