Category: feeding
ideal for mealtime variety and convenience
soft, easy-grip handles designed specifically for small hands to promote self-feeding
prevents utensils from rolling off high chairs or tables for a cleaner mealtime
easy-to-clean and sanitize for everyday use
The silicone handles are perfectly sized for my toddler’s grasp, and the flat sides keep them from rolling off the table. My little one actually feeds herself now without dropping the utensil mid-bite.
The ergonomic silicone handles are perfect for my little one’s grip, and the flat sides keep them from rolling off the table. Both fork and spoon are sturdy and easy to clean after every meal.
The ergonomic silicone handles are a perfect size for my baby's grip, and the flat sides keep them from rolling off the table. She’s been scooping yogurt all by herself since we got these.
My toddler actually held onto these without dropping them during the whole meal — the silicone handles are soft but grippy. The fork tines are also short enough that she can scoop food without poking herself.
The flat sides on these handles are perfect for my toddler—they actually stay put on the high chair tray without rolling away. My little one grips the silicone easily and has started scooping yogurt all by herself. A solid win for mealtime mess reduction.
My toddler actually prefers the flat-sided handle because it stops the fork from rolling off the tray. The spoon is a good size for his mouth without being too deep, though I wish the set came in a brighter color for easier spotting.
The fork tines are a bit too blunt for piercing softer foods, but the spoon's shape is great for scooping yogurt. The flat-sided handle does help my toddler keep a steady grip, though.