NumNum Pre-Spoon GOOtensils Set, BPA Free Silicone Baby Spoons for Self Feeding (Stage 1 + Stage 2), Toddler Utensils, Ages 6 Months+, 1-Pack, Two Spoons, Storm Gray/Glacier Green Review

I like it a lot! My son's teeth started teething pretty early, at 4 months, so we decided to start complementary feeding at that time as well. He kept spitting up his food when we tried it with traditional baby spoons, thinking he just didn't like the taste. After seeing an ad for it on Instagram I grabbed one and he has been feeding himself (we gave him a spoonful) for 4.5 months! One caveat is that there's no guard, so you really need to keep an eye on the baby so he doesn't get pushed…

I get no negative feedback - NOTHING you give your baby be careful even the nipple can fall apart and cause choking. I'm sorry this happened to you, but my review is a small note to say my experience worked as advertised. I don't put the spoon in the dishwasher because it's hand wash only. Also, I'm very happy with this product (but be careful your baby chokes on it all the time while eating) but my six month old son got the idea to spoon feed himself gray. with minimal coaching for me. For a…

My child likes to chew on these spoons. He might as well use them. They are easy to keep and have enough food for him to put in his mouth. By the way, he's six months old. The packaging states that the food causes discoloration. A portion of sweet potatoes discolored ours. The reason I gave that three stars is because they have tiny little holes where food gets stuck and won't come out even with soaking. I have to pop them like pimples to get the food out and some still stay in. Then I have to…

So I really like these GOOtensils. I found them while researching how to wean a child from lead. I thought the concept was really cool, so I decided to give it a try. My baby hasn't started eating table food yet so he wasn't very interested at first and kept dropping it too. It still wasn't great the second time, but the third time he grabbed her and sucked on her food. I was very good at giving him food to chew and when he ran out of food I used another baby spoon to feed him while I reloaded.

My baby is 6 months old and we have started eating solid food. We have used the lead weaning method, but every time my child picks up a piece of food, he crushes it in his hand and cannot reach it. Then she gets upset. So we started with the first step of slime stretching. I give her the opportunity to eat a piece of food in the form of strips with her hand. As soon as it gets too small or pureed, I mash the food up on a spoon and give it to her. Then she puts the spoon in her mouth and…