YumboxBijoux Purple 6 Compartments

This is not leakproof. My son had watermelon (no extra liquid) in one section and sausage rolls in another and the bit of juice that came out of the watermelon during the day had leaked through all sections and into his lunch bag. If it had been a cheap supermarket one then I would of been ok but for the price and statement of ‘leakproof’ it’s definitely not worth it!

I was recommended by my friend and searched on Pinterest etc for inspiration before to get an idea of what things you could add in and what portion sizes looked like in each compartment.For us (2 1/2 year old) it works really well. He can open it up and choose what he likes at lunch.I brought it to try get him trying new foods and it has worked to some extent. Sometimes it’s a little tough thinking of everything to add in but my little boy is fairly fussy with food. I do end up not paying much attention to the compartments but using them as a guide. If you child likes sandwiches and you’re not wanting a lot of effort filling it with different things each day/time you use it then it’s probably not for you.We use it while travelling in the car and it stays on his lap while he eats his snacks which is super handy as you don’t have to keep turning around to pass something over and over!It keeps things interesting and fun I would 100% purchase again. Yes the price is higher than most but it is well made and I don’t think it will be easily broken. It fits into a slim lunchbox with a slim ice pack so doesn’t take up a lot of room. It saves on brining loads of packets with us as he will chose a snack out of it too. This has enabled us to buy larger packets and not lots of snack bags so we are reducing our waste.Only downside is I wish there was more colours for boys, I wasn’t keen on the green and the blue doesn’t really excite me but that’s all that was available at the time.

Saw such good reviews on this and so despite the higher than normal price tag I took a chance. We wanted a cute, compact and sturdy compartment lunch box for school lunches for my 3 year old, and this delivered! Been using it about 2 weeks now and really love it.It isn’t leakproof at all, but I don’t put anything liquid or runny in this and so it’s not an issue for us. It’s easy enough to open for my daughter, nice and compact whilst still holding a decent amount. I did buy a lunch bag for this to go in as I wanted an ice pack to go next to it given it wouldn’t be stored in the fridge at nursery, so with that it makes it quite a costly purchase but I am hoping it lasts a few years! So overall really pleased but if leakproof is a deal breaker I’d opt for something different

Have really enjoyed the size of the compartments to make a very nutritious but not overwhelming lunch for my relatively fussy pre schooler.It is heavier than a Tupperware container if your child needed to carry their own lunch but seems sturdy with it, we wash it by hand to preserve the colours so haven't tested the dishwasher.Cost is on the higher side for what it does essentially, but it has been a good way for us to compartmentalise lots of different foods (which might soften other foods) without a million little pots for small fingers to open/shut and teachers to keep track of lids.We loved it so much, I bought a second for my other child.

The compartments are very small. I don’t see how you can get anything except strawberries or grapes in the fruit section. We could only put a piece of cheese in the dairy section. And a baby gherkin cut in half in the veg section. Crackers wil not fit unless you break them in two.In the dishwasher the moulded rim will fill with water. So handwash is the only practical option.It is probably externally leakproof but not internally.