🍼 Reed and Barton Victorian Silverplate Baby Spoon - Lightweight Metallic Design for Precious Little Ones Review

nice spoon and at a reasonable price. It was a huge hit for my new grandson (actually his parents as he has no idea what it is).

This is a nice spoon and is the right size for a child's pen BUT the end of the curved handle is sharp and could gouge out a child's eye! SERIOUS!? Who designed it?

High quality detailing. Difficult. The new mothers who received it as a gift were thrilled. The only slight downside is the fact that there was no cotton or tissues in the gift box and I had to fumble around to find something nice to keep it from rattling.

The spoon feels as cute as it looks. A wonderful gift for a mother-to-be whose child is born with a silver spoon, if not in her mouth then in her hand. The spoon is lightweight so a mother feeding her baby with one hand and holding her with the other should have no problem. It would be fun to use.

Just what I was looking for in a baby who can feed himself. At 8 months she is doing it with ease, now at 11 months she is learning to scoop up pasta and small cubes of watermelon. My English mother had a pusher set. I haven't found any for a good price. This works well for learning to eat from an even-sided bowl.

Exactly the same spoon my mom used to teach her kids to eat by themselves. The only other item I plan to purchase is the 'pusher' that came with the toddler set. The boy used a "slider" to slide his food onto the spoon so her hands weren't used. (English style food! No food to touch.