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QUALITY MATERIALS: These pink elephant toddler utensils feature 304 stainless steel heads. The fork and spoon silverware is made up of BPA-free, easy grip, textured, and chubby handles that are made with 100% food-grade silicone. Our kids’ silverware set is a good choice for new parents looking for baby products that are built to last and are perfect for toddlers developing their fine motor skills
FUN INDEPENDENT EATING: Make baby-led weaning fun for young eaters with our toddler forks and spoons. Their size and shape encourage toddler interaction and interest in solid foods. Pair them with any of our silicone suction plates or bowls with lids to make mealtimes more interesting for your toddlers.
CHILD-SAFE DESIGN – Your children’s safety is our utmost concern. The 304 stainless steel head and the silicone handle are both food-safe. With a deep spoon design and rounded fork lines, it will be easy for your little one to scoop food and maneuver it into their mouths.
MADE FOR PARENTS’ CONVENIENCE: It is easy for new parents to fall in love with our fork and spoon set. Aside from promoting independent eating, this baby silverware is convenient for parents to clean. You can clean this toddler silverware set in the dishwasher or sink.
LET YOUR LITTLE ONES SHINE: Here at Tiny Twinkle, we aim to create high-quality and safe products for babies and toddlers. Our easy-grip kids’ forks and spoons are made with materials with no phthalate, BPA, PVC, or BPS. First-time parents can feel at ease with our baby utensils for enjoyable mealtimes that encourage independent eating.
Awesome
Shorty and affective
theyâve been pretty popular in this house of two toddlers. if they love it, i do to:))
Good for toddlers that have a hard time picking up other utensils
Works great. Large handles for grip, light weight and safe.
I received the pink elephant version as a free trial, but we loved this silverware so much, I went back and bought the green dino set too!These utensils are so fun for littles. At 16 months old, my daughter started showing an interest in utensils, and these were so wonderful to help with that introduction. The silicone animals on the end are soft and easy to grip for little hands that need something fatter to hold on to.I also love that the fork/spoon are made of metal, not silicone, so my daughter can actually start to practice stabbing things with the fork and scooping with a realistic spoon. (Silicone forks/spoons just aren’t the same!) The fork seems sharp enough to stab food but dull enough to not hurt her if she accidentally missed her mouth (which has never happened but isn’t outside the realm of possibility).The quality is also SO great. These have gone through the dishwasher so many times now, and the quality hasn’t degraded at all — no bends or scratches or anything. We’ve had the pink elephant set for 4 months now, and I expect both sets to last us long into the future.These are also a great item to gift. They come in a really cute package and would make a great stocking stuffer for a toddler gaining confidence in their eating abilities.I highly recommend this item!
I got the 2 pack utensil set [Pink Elephant – 2 pack utensils]. These are adorable and are a perfect fit for my toddler’s hands. It makes them so much easier for her to hold than regular shaped utensil handles. These are easy for her to use and I love the metal tops of the utensils. This makes it easier for her to actually get food to go onto the utensil, whereas plastic ones are a bit thicker and harder to “stab” the food, for lack of better words.