Self-Feeding Spoon & Fork Set

Bought these for my one year old. Trying to get her to use utensils. Her hand fits perfectly on the handle. They work great. It has a cute design and fun color. They are soft and easy for her to use. Perfect for toddlers learning to use and not a bad price.

When I first opened this product, I thought they were going to be waaay too small for my baby, for some reason they just looked so tiny. I gave them to her to “play” with just so I could see how little they were in her hands… they were actually the PERFECT size and she immediately brought them to her mouth to use. They’re very easy to clean and unlike the silicone ones, will not taste like your dish soap. These also come in a little convenient case that is great for travel! Highly highly recommend these as babies first training utensils. My little one loves them.

Toddler looks comfortable eating with it. It fits perfectly in his hand and is able to bring the food to his mouth with better aim because of the short handle. I love the food stopper too, very helpful

My baby started using these around 6 months and really likes them. Sometimes she does not want to be fed by me but to do it herself (I still put the food on the utensil). This was the best, if not only, option of utensils for such young babies. They are a great size, easy to hold, and the anti-choking barrier is large enough but not too large. The fork is awesome. The spoon needs improvement. While the fork tines are relatively horizontal (still curved though), the spoon curves up. So for baby to get the food off the spoon, she would have to tilt the handle up as she pulls the spoon out of her mouth. Not only is this not natural (baby wants to pull down), but then the anti-choking barrier hits her nose. Baby has found it easier to get the food off the spoon if she puts it in her mouth sideways, then turns it upside-down so her tongue can take the food off the spoon. Obviously this can create messes if the food is a type that won't stick to the spoon, and also she is forming a bad habit that will have to be unlearned.

My baby does great with this set! Started using at 6 months and I truly believe the shape helped him grab and hold them easier compared to other brands. Love the travel case also!

This is the perfect utensil set for helping a baby learn to feed him/herself! I actually didn't realize how tiny they were from the listing – they're much shorter and smaller than any other baby utensils we have, which means easier for a baby to wield and less food flung to far corners. The handle is also probably more natural for them because of the way they grip it with their whole fist. And I like the choke guard, especially for the fork, so she can't jam it in too far and hurt herself. This is a pricey set and I hesitated at first, but it's really unlike anything else I've seen and I would definitely recommend them.

Í am a disabled adult who has small hands. My OT suggested these. Í laughed, she was right. I love the fork. They stab fruit so good. The spoon I hope will help me with ice cream. The best part is the flower around the utensils. Ít keeps the utensils from touching the table. It also keeps the food from touching your hand. Ít makes me think of ring pops. Down side, the handles are slippery. Yes, they look babieish These are a great idea for a baby shower gift. So when your baby grows out of them, don't throw them away, repurpose them.

Something silly about baby utensils is that they are so fricken long! Sure it's nice when you're scooping out baby food, but for your child to learn to feed themselves? Not so much. I saw someone on Instagram with her child using these and it looked so easy for her, so I got some for my son and honestly these are probably the easiest to use utensils he has. He's still learning how to use a fork and spoon, but I'm glad these are sized for his hands.They come with a carrying case which is nice when you want to take them with you!