Grabease Self-Feeding Utensils For Baby-Led Weaning - Spoon And Fork Set With Protective Barriers To Prevent Choking And Gagging - Made Of Non-Toxic Plastic - Ideal For Baby And Toddler Feeding Review

So fun! My granddaughter loves using the fork. It’s perfect for her little hands! Easy to clean, easy to use! That's my review!

My youngest is 16 months and I bought these to help make it easier for him to learn how to eat, as his older siblings utensils are a little too advanced for him yet. I love how easy these are for him to hold and he’s mastered the fork really well. The spoon could use some improvement, it’s not deep enough to hold food. As he brings it to his mouth, the slightest tilt and all the food falls off. He doesn’t seem frustrated by it but he will just put the spoon down and use his hands. Other than…

My one year old LOVES these utensils. I got her a few different ones to try and these are by far her favorite. She’s not that great at it yet, but she has the most success with these out of any of the others we’ve tried. And I love the little shield feature they have to prevent her from gagging herself. She can still fit the entire thing in her mouth if she wants to, but she’s generally more dainty when she uses these. She mostly just likes to hold one in her hand while she shovels food into…

Maybe these would be helpful as introduction to utensils but are too short for an older child (18 Months). Decide based on the age & dexterity of your child.

We’ve been teaching our 10 month old how to feed himself and I have been frustrated by how unwieldy regular baby spoons are for him and concerned about the choking hazard if he shoves it too far in. All of the regular baby forks seem so wide like an adult fork that I didn’t even try. We purchased the Grabease set and gave him the fork with some food on the top, and he was immediately able to pick up the handle and successfully get the fork and food in his mouth. The tongs for the fork are…

I am very behind on getting my 17 month old to eat with utensils but these have made the transition super easy. My daughter actually likes to use them and they are surprisingly easy for her to grab and hold. She can hold them herself unlike the clunky spoons that are for babies.

Since these are plastic it was very hard for our child to get anything to stick to the fork, they are a good size for infants but not very practical.

My daughter tried out several different utensils at the market but they all too large and long for our 1.5 yrs old and she was at that time ready to feed herself. And finally we found this one that suitable for her development and she gained sense of achievement by using this feeding for herself. This is a great design for little hand which grasp and fine motor skill is still developing. Highly recommended!

These are perfect for my 6mo old baby leaving to use utensils. They are so cute and tiny and fit perfectly in his hand May not be suitable for parents with eco-conscious lifestyles.

I've been following Grabease on instagram for a while now and have kind of just thought "oh it's just another fork and spoon thing." until I saw a video they posted with a little kid trying to eat strawberries out of a bowl with a regular-sized kid fork and then he tried with the Grabease and it seemed so much easier for him! I ordered the orange pair for my 16 month old and have already noticed a difference. He still eats a lot with his hands because he hasn't been able to figure out…

Like the wide variety of colors to choose from and they're verveasy for my 20 month old to use. They hold up well as long as you don't drop them in the bottom of the dishwasher. My one complaint is that you can't purchase just forks or just spoons.

My daughter received a set as a gift for her 1st birthday. She LOVES using them! Sometimes she needs help with how to hold it, but she seems to figure it out!Great tool for babies/toddlers learning to feed themselves!Oh! And the travel case is perfect to keep a set in the diaper bag for on-the-go!

Honestly don't know why this product has such good reviews. Would have returned it had I not already thrown away the packaging. But the guard around the utensil should be moved back a little further. The fork is OK, but it's like way too close on the spoon. The only way he can use the spoon is if he slurps the food in, because the guard is so close he can't wrap his mouth around the spoon. I see merit in the guard, that's why I got this product, but as far as I'm concerned, the guard is far too

we got these for our daughter to help her learn how to grab and put food in her mouth. i love that they have the little blocker part to make sure she doesn't shove the fork/spoon all the way to the back of her throat (which she has done with other utensils!)they are super cute and really easy for her to hold and use. highly recommend!