🍽️ LIANYU 12-Piece Kids Stainless Steel Silverware Set, Toddler Utensils Flatware Set, Child Cutlery Tableware Set for 4, Includes Knives Forks Spoons, Mirror Finish, Dishwasher Safe Review

Cheap made in China full junk. Upon unpacking the cutlery, I immediately thought that the quality of the rustproof metal could lead to metal poisoning in children. Don't waste money like me. It was so useless that instead of returning the product I immediately threw it in the trash.

I bought these because my eldest grandson is four years old and didn't want to use the 'Baby' spoon and fork (with plastic handle) anymore, but he wasn't quite ready for adult cutlery. It was perfect for him and now my 3 year old granddaughter has decided she is ready for that size too. This is the ideal in-between size.

Very happy with it. They are nice and thick like you would use for yourself but small for kids. I thought they might be fragile but they aren't and I think it was worth taking them instead of the plastic bottles. I also like that they have a knife like adults but a smaller version for little hands. My son loves it too. It makes him feel big.

We really wanted the forks to be shorter than usual but sharp enough to pierce food. It worked. They're as sharp as regular forks, which is what we wanted, but be careful if you DON'T want that. The spoons are a little shorter than usual and a little smaller than the shovel, but the handle is still a little too long for my two and three year olds, but I don't mind. I find them to be of excellent quality.

The set appears to be very durable. I used an 8.5 inch disk as a reference. I will use them with children from 2 to 6 years old. I like: - they feel sturdy and well weighted - the fork has an ergonomic handle - the knife is serrated - they are non-cutting (they look like miniature adult utensils with no symbols or other insignia) My dislikes/unknowns: - the spoon looks normal sized. It's the same size as a fork but looks a little cumbersome. It's definitely not a deal breaker - I haven't put…

We really wanted the forks to be shorter than regular forks but actually have enough sharp tines to pierce food. It worked. They're as sharp as regular forks, which is what we wanted, but be careful if you DON'T want that. The spoons are a little shorter than usual and a little smaller than the scoop, but the handle is still a little too long for my two and three year olds, but I don't mind. I find them to be of excellent quality.

Set feels very sturdy. I used an 8.5 inch disk as a reference. I will use them with children aged 2-6 years. I like: - they feel sturdy and well weighted - the fork has an ergonomic handle - the knife is serrated - they don't cut (looks like miniature adult utensils with no symbols or other insignia) My dislikes/unknowns: - the Spoon looks normal size. It's the same size as a fork but looks a little cumbersome. It's definitely not a deal breaker - I haven't put them in the dishwasher yet but I…

Bought this set for my daughter (almost 6 years old) as I wanted a butter knife that she could easily hold. I like that butter knives are serrated and sharp enough to cut food. With this cutlery she can cut her own food and spread her own butter/peanut butter, giving her more independence. The spoons are a little bigger than I would like, but she will grow in them. The set isn't as heavy as regular cutlery, but it's made of stainless steel and is strong enough considering it's intended for…