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April is Autism Awareness Month. It’s a special month were we recognize and honor our friends and family touched by Autism. FunBites is an adorable food cutting tool that cuts in adorable shapes for a great hands on eating experience. FunBites has received an Award from ABLE PLAY on all 5 spectrums including: physical, sensory, communicative, cognitive and social/emotional for children with special needs like AUTISM. FunBites is a great tool because of its uniform simple shapes!

We were give the square tool to try out and we LOVED it! It was simple to use and made the most perfect little squares. I made my Monster a simple peanut butter sandwich (his favorite). The FunBites was so simple. You rock it back and forth over the food you wish to cut up and then push the top through to pop out the squares. So simple and fast. He had adorable little sandwich squares that he couldn’t get enough of!

FunBites is dishwasher safe (a major plus for busy moms) and BPA free. They were also featured on the tv show Shark Tank! I love seeing small companies started by moms succeed. There are eight different fun shapes to choose from so there are plenty of ways to get your picky eater interested in healthy eating!

If you would like to try your own adorable food cutter you can save 30% this month with code LightItUp on the FunBites site!

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