BentgoKids 5-Compartment Lunch Box - Glitter Design for School, Ideal for Ages 3-7, Leak-Proof, Drop-Proof, Dishwasher Safe, & Made with BPA-Free Materials (Glitter Edition - Petal Pink)

Kids love it, buy a new one every year lol

I love the size of the lunch box for a 4 years old but it came defective.

I bought one for each of my daughters. They seem to really like them so far. They loved the variety of colors/prints available. These have held up pretty well so far, they seem to be well made and are a worth the price. Very easy to clean at night, rinse the base and pop the tray in dishwasher. I can’t say we’ve had a leaking problems when sealed properly. I would recommend this product.

Just received it yesterday and it is cracked , for the price I was now expecting to get a damaged item.

Pros:It does a great job at insulating the food. It's cute. The silicone keeps wet and dry food separate. Easy to open and close for my 5yo. I think the portions are great for a kid. I think it would last a very long time.Cons:The silicone on the exterior makes it difficult to get it in and out of lunch bag or backpack. It also gets stained. I'm not sure if its the silicone or the plastic itself but the inside absorbs food odor.. I soak this thing in hot soapy water after school every day while cooking dinner then scrub before clean up. I noticed this today when I made my daughter tuna patties (one of her favorite foods) and she didn't eat any bc they absorbed banana flavor from a couple days ago! 🤢 The rigid and oddly shaped walls make it hard to pack certain foods like crackers or cookies without breaking them in half. I also wish it came with silverware that could be attached somehow like in thermos containers.Overall: This lunchbox really shines when you consider that I've packed spaghetti Os and crackers and they didn't spill everywhere or make crackers soggy. Yogurt didn't spill into granola, syrup didn't spill into french toast, etc. If you're on the fence, consider what you'll be sending to school. If you have food storage containers, sauce cups, and ice packs, you can get by. But you risk your kids losing stuff and might spend more on baggies, cups etc. If your kid eats mostly sandwiches and baggies of snacks, this is definitely not necessary, as sandwiches have to be really cut down to even fit inside