Dr. Brown's Soft-Tip Toddler Feeding Spoons: 6 Pack for Easy Feeding, Multi-Colored Design Review

I've been looking for a baby spoon to use with yogurt jars, coffee cups, etc. I've tried several and this is the best I've found so far. They are not too soft and not too hard. You can scrape any piece of yogurt from the jar. Ideal for pouring powder into coffee as they are fine enough for this purpose. I never thought I would find one that I would be very happy with, but it happened.

These spoons were exactly what I was looking for when I started feeding my sons solid food. They are flexible and durable, and the shape of the spoon is the perfect size for this age up to a year. My son enjoys biting into the spoon and the material sticks, unlike the regular silicone spoons I've used before. This material is similar to harder silicone, very strong yet flexible tip. Easy to clean and won't stain like most silicone spoons. Overall a great product!

As a mother of three, I have used many different feeding aids. These soft-tipped spoons from Dr. Brown are by far the best. I've recently started feeding my youngest baby food and was absolutely amazed at how easy it was for her to get her food off the spoon. They fit her mouth well and she was able to tear herself away from her food without getting upset. These spoons are also extremely light and offer by far the best value for money. Outstanding quality! I am very satisfied with this product

These spoons do what you need them to do - they have tiny, flexible spoon heads that work well for getting mush from a bowl into my five month old baby's mouth. He enjoys chewing on the spoon and trying to help me get it in his mouth, often resulting in food flying all over the place. As others have pointed out, heads become slightly discolored when eating certain foods. I've included a photo of two purple spoons - one after a single use with carrots (and after being washed in the dishwasher)…

These are soft, colorful and cute spoons. They do not harm your baby's sensitive mouth or gums. They are easy to use, easy to clean, and can stand stably on the table. The only thing I don't like about them is that they are heat resistant. I tried stirring warm food with spoons, they started delaminating (the plastic layer started peeling off around the edges). 5 of them this has already happened. I ran out of those spoons in just 3 months. They are not durable and I doubt the safety of spoons…

My child loves to chew them more than eat them. The tip is flexible and can pick up puree like a spatula. I like that the part of the spoon is flatter to allow the baby to suck independently, especially at a younger age. My baby is now 7 months old and loves this spoon. When lying down, he sits well without touching the top of the table. The handle is heavier than the tip, so the spoon will tip over if you try to put it in a tiny bowl or glass. The cleaning went well. Lighter colors will bleed…

These spoons do what you want - they have tiny, flexible spoon heads that work well for scooping porridge from a bowl into my five month old . .. old mouth. He enjoys chewing on the spoon and trying to help me get it in his mouth, often resulting in food flying all over the place. As others have pointed out, heads become slightly discolored when eating certain foods. I've included a photo of two purple spoons - one after a single use with carrots (and after being washed in the dishwasher) and…