🍴 Munchkin 6-Piece Fork and Spoon Set - Blue, Green, and Orange Review

I already had baby spoons but wanted a fork/spoon set for my 13 month old daughter to practice on. Pros: The spoon/fork size is perfect for your mouth. This will give her the right amount of food. It's easy for them to hold the handle (the white sections are textured to provide extra grip). Cons: The handles are heavier than the spoon section. So if you put it in a bowl, it will tip over and spill the food.

The angle of the spoon, the size and the weight of the product are very suitable for my 14 month old grandson. Most of them are straight, which is not very satisfying for this age group. They don't yet have the knack for pure cutlery. The spoon has a curve that makes it much easier for small hands to maneuver around the bowl to reach the food. Its thickness makes it easy to grab and hold. Recommend this.

Munchkin's first love I think they put really good ideas into their products. I love this set as it comes with 3 sets of forks and spoons. The handles are wide enough for baby to hold. We can be sure that it won't get hurt by the fork because the spikes are rounded. Where were you when I was little? They only had one hot indicator like other forks and spoons. BPA-free and dishwasher safe on the top shelf.

I bought these because I realized I had too many spoons and not enough forks for my little one. (It's hard to find only good forks!). I like the Munchkin brand, that's why I bought it. They work great - durable material, dishwasher safe, a child can hold them well etc. However, they are a lot bigger than I thought. I also wanted to use the spoons for my 11 month old baby (the product says he is 12 months old) and they are too wide for her mouth. I was hoping for a little less. However, I will…

I bought these for my little one because the description said 'polypropylene' which is one of the least harmful plastics. The forks are useless but the spoons are the perfect shape, size and depth so I went back to order more and saw the Prop 65 warning. I've been studying this warning since my sister lived in California and I did knows that it is not a perfect system, but also provides important information to consumers. And guess what? None of our other baby products carry the Prop 65…

This collection was more than I expected. My child will be 5 years old next month and I am wondering if the Munchkin cutlery will be the right size as I really want my child to be able to eat with normal sized cutlery soon. Compared to regular and larger paraphernalia, Munchkin cutlery appears large, and Munchkin plastic clothing was the same size, if not more (in width) than true adult small paraphernalia, they were just shorter. The Gerber brand (in the middle) is smaller and just right for…

I've always loved Munchkin products, I love Miracle 360 mugs and metal forks/spoons. When my son was moved to the toddler room at daycare and needed plastic self-feeding utensils instead of the metal ones we sent to daycare, I willingly bought Munchkin utensils as I always thought they were the best brand. High quality. Not so with this plastic bowl. While the utensil portion itself is fine (although not necessarily easy to pierce/scoop compared to metal), the white handle is dangerous. We…

Agree with all positive reviews Good grip etc. The forks in my pack are more like forks. The outer tooth is thicker and rounded for safety. The tips of the teeth are slightly rounded for safety. They still poke things like cooked carrots, green beans, etc. MAJOR SAFETY ISSUES - The white portion of the handles are not solid like the rest of the cookware. It is a very soft material to grip. In the photos, the granddaughter puts a pen in her mouth while eating. Didn't notice any damage (because I

This collection is larger than I expected. My child will be 5 years old next month and I am wondering if the Munchkin cutlery will be the right size as I really want my child to be able to eat with normal sized cutlery soon. Compared to regular and larger dinnerware, the Munchkin cutlery appears large, and the plastic Munchkin clothing was the same size, if not larger (in width) than the actual small adult dinnerware, it was just shorter. The Gerber brand (in the middle) is smaller and just…

I've always loved Munchkin products, I like Miracle 360 mugs and metal forks/spoons. When my son was moved to the toddler room at daycare and needed plastic self-sufficiency utensils instead of the metal ones we sent to daycare, I willingly bought Munchkin utensils as I always thought their brand was the best. High quality. Not so with this plastic bowl. While the utensil piece itself is fine (though not necessarily easy to pierce/scoop compared to metal), the white handle is dangerous. We…