OXO Tot Training Fork Spoon Kids' Home Store Review

We bought these for my daughter and she is doing great with them. She was 15 months old when she started using them with meals. I bought a second set to leave with her grandmother. Also, the tines on the fork are good enough to pierce chicken nuggets, but definitely not sharp enough to hurt her if she pokes her cheek.

Our popular little cookware! My son has had them since he was about 16 months old and they have helped him a lot. I have bought several different brands and nothing comparable. Food stays in place, the fork is great for picking up food. Now he's a little cook! Did I mention they are SUPER cute?

Before trying this Whent used different sets of forks and spoons for training. For my 18 month old baby this set worked the best. He can grab a handle, load dishes efficiently, and eat alone until he decides eating with his hands is more fun. Since the fork is shaped like a spoon, it can also be used for thick soups or stews.

My child has this, a pair of Grabease and a pair of Skip Hop. Grabease was great initially, but it doesn't really help scoop up food like peas. My daughter would eat peas 24/7 if we let her. The fork has a small indentation in the 2 inner tines, making it a great little reservoir for peas. And he likes to eat his yoghurt with this spoon. She practically taught herself how to eat.

I love both but I like the fork better because it's almost like a spork. My nephew hates using forks and spoons and constantly tries to use his hands, I let my daughters try him with spoon, fork and bam, he liked it. Bought my first set from tjmax and after seeing my nephew use a fork and had no problems I bought two more sets. I'm not sure what age to start, but I have many other spoons. and it's very easy to handle because it's wider so it doesn't slip in your hands. My girl was about 15m and