Review on Silicone Tableware Supplies Training Utensils by Kyle Whitehead

There are several sets of similar silicone sheets and this is one of the best. Most of them have suction cups on the underside of the panel. Some have multiple small suction cups, each with less suction, but if suction is broken on one suction cup, have others to support them. It has stronger suction with a large cup, but you don't have a backup. I'm not sure which is better. The key to any job is a clean, smooth surface, and if you can dampen it before use, that's even better. The shape of this tray has mainly round compartments, which is better than others that have grooves or ridges where food can get stuck. .The small metal cutlery in this set falls on its side but cannot sit down. Other similar sets allow them to sit so they don't touch the table when properly installed. However, my toddler never gets them right anyway, so this feature isn't very useful. The mug is very flexible (doesn't break) and has handles on both sides. I can always use another cup and I am satisfied with this one. Non-metallic utensils are flexible and safe when your child chews on them. The shape and flexibility of the fork is not the best for practical use of the fork unless the food is very soft. The crab's eyes are sharp and look like they could be a sticker, but they're actually silicone.