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帶娃出門吃飯，沒准備好這些“工具”，分分鍾讓寶媽崩潰！

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发表时间：2018-07-18 08:08作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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　　充滿陽光的夏日，正是出門遊玩的好時機！所以很多寶媽都會帶自己的小寶寶出去遊玩一下，讓他們和自然更加親近，對他們的成長肯定有一定的好處。可是通常一出門，大半天就肯定少不了了。所以，許多寶媽都會准備一些寶寶愛吃的輔食，這樣就不用擔心他會餓肚子，營養不足。

　　可是寶寶在外吃輔食，沒有輔食工具就真的很麻煩。今天，就讓小編爲寶媽們分享一些出門一定會帶上的輔食工具，讓大家帶娃出門也不會手忙腳亂，更不用擔心寶寶吃飯的問題了！

以往的經驗告訴我一個道理：對于那些寶寶入口、直接接觸的工具，**還是選擇那些質量好、口碑佳的。

就算貴一點也沒關系，畢竟那是關系到寶寶健康。而對于那些不是直接接觸、也不是經常使用的，只要安全無害，滿足需求就可以了。

接下來，我要分享的外出輔食工具，也是按照這個標准來選擇的，各位麻麻可以根據自己的實際情況來考慮，理性挑選才是真理喲。

必備工具①：寶寶吃飯圍兜

圍兜，絕對是寶寶在外吃輔食絕對少不了的必備之物。

如果沒有圍兜，寶寶一個人吃飯，肯定就是大型的車禍現象，一片狼藉，讓人崩潰！所以出門之前千萬別忘記了帶圍兜！

選圍兜，*重要的是要看它是不是防水。

大家都知道，寶寶吃飯的時候，都會很容易漏湯、漏水之類的。有了防水性強的圍兜，就不用擔心裏面的衣服會濕，然後又要大費周折去換了！

必備工具②：輔食盒

帶娃出門，當然就少不了輔食盒，用來裝輔食。

我個人覺得，選輔食盒，只要安全無毒，而且質量過關，就OK。

要選擇體積大小適中，攜帶方便的輔食盒。裝過奶粉、胡蘿蔔泥、肉松等等，不會出現漏的情況，密封效果要重點關注。可微波爐加熱亦可冷藏，盒子上面應該有刻度，不用擔心會浪費食材！

必備工具③：輔食剪

出門前，備一把輔食剪也是很有必要的。有了它，就可以把比較大的食物剪精細一點，寶寶自己就能吃！

要挑選配有塑料盒，收納和攜帶都很方便。剪面條、香蕉、南瓜、豬肉等多種食物，都輕而易舉，省時又省力！

還有就是看看輔食剪是不是鈍頭設計，像傳統不鏽鋼刀頭那樣，一個不小心就容易割傷手。可是鈍頭設計的，就算寶寶自己拿來玩，也不會弄傷自己，特別安全！

必備工具④：外出碗勺餐具

給寶寶選餐具，*重要的一點就是安全無害。塑料材質的餐具不能含BPA雙酚A，不然就會威脅到寶寶健康。

這方面，我就比較傾向于選大品牌，大廠質量有保證。要絕對安全，耐熱100℃。塑料材質，不存在打爛、打碎的情況。

勺子和碗摸上去都很柔軟。要采用防滑設計，不容易打翻，勺子的手柄要粗，寶寶抓起來也方便。

以上就是小編推薦給大家帶娃出門必帶的輔食工具！正是有了它們的神助攻，才讓寶媽們出門帶娃輕松不少，事半功倍！既不用糾結寶寶出門在哪吃飯的問題，也能保證寶寶能吃到健康營養的輔食！

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