grabeaseBaby & Toddler Self-Feeding Fork and Spoon Utensils - BPA-Free & Phthalate-Free - 1 Set, Blue - Baby Eating Essentials

My 8-month-old learned how to use these quickly thanks to the thoughtful, easy-to-grip design. They’re perfectly sized for little hands and pick up food effortlessly, which builds confidence during meals. I wish I got them sooner. These utensils have been a total win for our baby-led weaning journey!

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.

Excellent age appropriate option for BLW. The shorter length of the utensils makes it much easier for my child (age 12 months when we first started using them) to self feed. My only regret was not getting this sooner!

My daughter is 10 months old, and she's trying to self feed. She does a pretty good job (as good as a 10-month old can be expected to do) with her longer spoons that we use to feed her, but I wanted to try something that she could hold more easily. These fit great in her little hands, but they're a bit awkward for her. I'm not sure if that's because she was trying to use the other spoons first, and she has to adjust to these, or if these just aren't something that's going to work for her. I will say, however, the fork is great. We don't have any small forks, so these is great for getting her used to the idea of what a fork does. I also like that these can be used in either hand. Our daughter tends to use her left hand more dominantly, and she hasn't experienced any difficulty holding these.

I bought so many. These are the best ones I found and now she can start eating better on her own is perfect for her hands and food doesn’t fall off. And I love the fork it holds food very well 😊 And the spoons beautiful as well. I definitely recommend this product.

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!

I bought two of these, one for each of my 15-month old twins. Both already use a regular baby fork and spoon, to varying degrees. But I thought this might help them get food to their mouths a little easier. After unboxing, I was disappointed how small and flimsy they were, for the price. The spoon is useless for us, as it doesn’t help them hold it upright. Being a short spoon doesn’t really offer anything.My daughter was intrigued with these, but they are too small for her hands. My son couldn’t figure them out and just used his hands. I think adding a rubber grip coating to the handle would make these a little easier to use. They were impossible to pick up once the babies’ hands were messy.What I’ve learned from these is that my toddlers are too old for them, which is too bad because they are pretty nifty. I would recommend skipping these if your babies are already using other toddler cutlery, in any fashion. These are kind of a step back in progress. I just wish I had found them sooner.

I have several sets of these (one for the sitter's, one for diaper bag, and one for home).My 13 month old is getting super independent and likes to feed himself, but he's still lacking the coordination. These are great because they are much easier to grab and navigate to his mouth. I've recommended to several friends.He does great with the spoon if it's a thick texture (like yogurt), but needs help spearing with the fork....we usually spear things, then set it down for him to put in his mouth.