Toddler Training Cutlery - Supports the Transition from Hand Feeding to Cutlery -"me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Single Set, Rose)

Dinner time has been getting increasingly more upsetting(and loud) for our 17 month old, who is getting frustrated trying to feed herself. We bought the fork and spoon combo, and also bought the corresponding bowl. The past 2 dinners have gone much more smoothly. She is getting much better feeding herself independently, and she loves it. BUT, why on Earth is a plastic spoon and fork set $15?? Same with the bowl, 1 bowl, $15, when you can get sets of 4-5 at the store for $5. We would buy more if these weren't so outrageously priced. The products seem to be working well, but $30 is pretty steep for one dining set.

Very easy for my son (12 mos) to hold and bring to his mouth. Fits the coordinating me-feed-me bowl perfectly. Great set together, but the spoon and fork can be used with any other plate and bowl.

I think the spork is really helpful with training. The spoon is too deep and we never took to it. Slight staining with red foods, but useful and worth the buy.

I love the way the fork tines are done. They work well to hold the food on the fork. However I feel that both are just a bit to wide. My daughter is 14 months and can't easily get these in her mouth, especially the spoon since that needs to go all the way in.

My 15 month old absolutely loves these utensils. They fit in his hands perfectly and he’s able to put the fork in his mouth without a problem. Perfect for learning to self feed.

Seems a good size and shape - though actually a bit wide for baby's mouthHowever don't like that the blue silicone cover is a bit tatty and started peeling off quickly - stopping baby chewing it is difficult during a meal time! And the plastic gets scratched/discoloured quite quickly.

Dubious about how happy I could be about a spoon, fork and bowl - but omg! They are fantastic! All of our other baby spoons have long handles and are really hard to use. This one is short and she can eat so quickly without having to balance things on the spoon! Also the bowl is fantastic - doesn’t tip and great shape for getting the last of the food out using the corners

As a childminder, I sometimes try new products to help the children with weaning or drinking from a cup.I admit I was sceptical about yet another spoon and fork set - and an expensive one at that!Ladies and gentlement: it WORKS!! I am so impressed! The baby I tried it with fed herself after weeks of stubbornly using her hands. Worth every penny, in my opinion.

I bought these for my son who is 15 months old and who mostly uses his fingers, so I bought these to help him in the transition to cutlery.Unfortunately, he tends to hold them at the narrow end bit. (Contrary to the description which states this design encourages them to hold the fat bit). This means he can't get a good grasp and so the cutlery flops down and drops the food.Will be looking for a different set.

This cutlery set is brilliant for my grandaughter of 13 month to hold & she has soon grasped the idea of how to use them.the spoon is shaped just right to hold & scoop up food & the fork is of a good shape & no sharp ends making it safe. The handle the right length & shape make it easy to hold. Very pleased with this design, as other baby cutlery tend to have a long handle making it difficult to use.