🍴 Bumkins Disney Silicone Chewtensils: Baby Fork and Spoon Set for Training - Mickey Mouse Design, Stage 1 Baby Led Weaning Utensils (6 Months+) Review

We have been using them for about 9 months now and my child loves them. He's so easy to hold, perfect for his little hands, and he can't close his mouth with a long grip. Had to order another set, don't let your dog catch them!

They are so cool. Allows children to develop gross motor skills and hold utensils, great for teething while also entertaining. We introduced them at 8 months and continue to use them at 12 until we move to larger trays. One of our best buys!

Perfect for little eaters! Small enough for little hands to maneuver themselves. They can easily pierce food with a spear and get into their mouths with minimal assistance. This utensil has a large barrier that allows baby to use it as a teether without choking. Hands down is better than metal or hard plastic.

This tableware is very cute. I bought these for my 10 month old baby and would like to know when he is 6 months old. They're easy to clean, I think they're easy to hold, you'll have to ask my child who doesn't speak yet. I traded them in for a taping tool because my baby doesn't really use taping tools.

They are soft and flexible. The fork can pierce soft foods such as eggs, sausage, melon, etc., which are mostly eaten by new eaters. Our little man especially likes to try it out with a fork. After every meal we let him play with them so he gets to know them better. He's really learned to hold them better and better and now he's getting food in his mouth. I recommend this adorable little cutlery set for beginners.

Perfect for little eaters! Small enough for little hands to maneuver themselves. They can easily pierce food with a spear and get into their mouths with minimal assistance. This utensil has a large barrier that allows baby to use it as a teether without choking. Hands down is better than metal or hard plastic.

This dish is very cute. I bought these for my 10 month old baby and would like to know when he is 6 months old. They're easy to clean, I think they're easy to hold, you'll have to ask my child who doesn't speak yet. I traded them in for a taping tool because my baby doesn't really use taping tools.

They are soft and flexible. The fork can pierce soft foods such as eggs, sausage, melon, etc., which are mostly eaten by new eaters. Our little man especially likes to try it out with a fork. After every meal we let him play with them so he gets to know them better. He's really learned to hold them better and better and now he's getting food in his mouth. I recommend this adorable little cutlery set for beginners.