🍴 Qshare Bendable Utensils for Toddlers: Effective Training Tools for Kids' Home Store Review

I bought these for my 10 month old grandson because they are flexible. The spoon is too big for his mouth. They should remove their entitlements to (children's) courts. The fork is unusable.

I bought these for my father who recently had a massive stroke. He's left-handed, and very few curved devices are right-handed only. It was very easy for him to use them, they are flexible, easy to clean and travel with them. Recommend it for those with aphasia or wrist mobility problems.

This is great but my nephew doesn't really understand that bending over really helps him. He's just over a year old but still eats well with them. Edit: Lost them and bought a new pair because they are awesome. The only thing is that maybe the gray is better than the color because the greens I had had faded differently so the color was off.

I really like the smoothness and texture of this cookware. If my great-grandson runs or walks with me, the risk of injury is minimal. Being able to adjust the angle of the handles to suit your current skill level is both useful and entertaining. The travel case is handy and very helpful, it can continue the learning process at home and on the go.