PandaEar 6 Pack Silicone Baby Spoons and Fork Feeding Set- Anti-Choke First Self Feeding Utensils for Baby Led Weaning Ages 3 Months (Tan,Walnut&Grey)

Perfect for little hands, wish they had more colors :) Easy to use and great material. Great price for the all of these!

there are so many options when it comes to buying things for babies, it's overwhelming! I'm glad I went with these utensils for my babies to learn how to eat with tho, becuase they are the perfect size for their hands, and are easy for them to grip. I think my babies like just chewing on them, too, lol

I introduced these to my daughter at 6 months. They were super easy for her to grab and with a little practice she figured it out super fast! We have moved on to bigger ones now that she is 15 months but she still uses these too! Great value for how many you get! Unfortunately our dog decided she loved them too and has ate 2 of them so far 😂

At first I felt this product was a waste but as my baby has grown I see their value in use with certain foods. It’s so much easier for him to eat applesauce, yogurt, or oatmeal with these spoons because the food clings to it instead of sliding off. They seem to be lasting and are easy to wash. A nice size for baby to handle.

Cute but I got two blue forks and no blue spoon lol

These are great introduction utensils for a baby. It's easy to grab and the fork can stab/pick up soft foods. My baby sometimes puts the wrong end in his mouth but that's just because he's still learning how to properly use them.

They are such a great tool for children, it was my son’s favorite part of the meal. He is still learning textures of foods but really enjoyed the spoon.

I wanted to love these, as they were very cute and petite, but unfortunately they did not work for my little one. My child could hold onto them great using the small ball shaped handle. The spoon was not deep enough for liquids and fork could not pierce through foods so my child quickly lost interest in these utensils. They did in fact love to chew on them. In my opinion, it was a good introduction to their utensil journey (teaching them how to hold them, etc.) but not very efficient for our specifics needs