Review on Silicone Tableware Supplies Training Utensils by Brandon Woodson

I have several of these silicone plates/bowls but I like that they come almost as a complete set. I'm surprised there are two sets of forks and spoons. It's still inconvenient to give a child a metal crab spoon, so for now we're only using silicone. However, when I feel the baby is ready, we have a metal fork and spoon ready! We are in the process of teaching a toddler to drink from an open cup. He now uses a different spill-proof cup and knows how to hold pens. This mug also has two handles, making it similar to its current spill-proof mug and making the transition a little easier. The cute crab platter/bowl makes his meal more fun, not to mention cleanliness for us. I've seen him tossing his toys and teethers around so the suction will make sure they stay on the tray. I tested the suction and it works great. I'm not saying it's 100% stuck to the tray table because if your little one grabs it at the right angle where air gets in, it will come loose. It's never happened to us before, but it's always good to be mentally prepared for something like this to happen. Tip: Make sure the high chair tray is very clean and free of small crumbs. Any small crumbs (e.g. from baby puffs) will interfere with sucking. A sparkling clean bowl works best for strong suction.