🍽️ Ryan & Rose Baby Spoon and Fork [2 Pack] in Grey Review

We love this cookware. They are adorable and the long handle is easy for my son to hold. The spoon is pretty flat so it doesn't hold much, but it's good for practice. Also the side of the fork is good for beginners to pick up food. Our only problem with a fork is that once food is in it, it will be very difficult for a child to get it out once it's in their mouth. We also put them in the dishwasher.

Hello! We tried many dishes with our 1.5 year old twin girls and they always ended up on the floor or just as toys. I thought why not try these. We used them the first day and the girls loved eating grapes, macaroni and cheese to perfection. We actually went back and bought 2 more sets as they end up in the dishwasher many times a week! They are very easy to use, super soft and the girls absolutely love them and quickly figured out how to use them properly. Very happy with this product and…

I love the Tensil Cuties which I recently bought for my 18 month old daughter. I wish I had discovered them earlier so I could implement their uses sooner! My little one is pretty good with a fork and spoon, but these Tensil cuties are perfect for peas, mashed potatoes, and other foods that are hard to fit on a fork or spoon! They will definitely make great starter supplies for babies and a great gift for new moms and toddlers. Thanks to the food grade silicone design, they can also be used as…

To be honest, this is just not a very good children's tableware. After trying it with several products, I've concluded that the "fork" end doesn't pierce or hold things as advertised. The bowl of the spoon is flat, flat and has a hard edge, making it difficult for small lips and tongues to clean completely. There was always a lump of food stuck to the floor. I will say that the middle part is easy for the little ones to understand, but unfortunately that's the only really positive thing I have…

LOVE these little spatulas, or "food skewers" as my husband calls them. Are they a little expensive? Yes, but they are not junk and they are made by a truly amazing company. When my baby started eating solid food at 6 months old, he couldn't reach for a regular baby spoon or fork, but with rounded bumps it's incredibly easy to grab with little fat hands. The fork isn't the easiest and doesn't beat a regular fork for piercing purposes, but with our help he'll be able to use it effectively. By 15

Okay I'll start by saying I was so excited to get these because I thought they were new fashion items for babies and too it came color blush pink. One of my favorite moms on YouTube has it, so naturally I wanted to buy it. I just received it and am very disappointed! Her first meal, which consisted of pasta, small carrot sticks, corn, broccoli, and chicken chunks (various textures and sizes), didn't want to eat any of it! For example, how is this supposed to work? I have a feeling this will be…

later I think I'll be superfluous here and say I'm really disappointed in them! It's such a neat idea, it really is. but they just didn't work for us at all. My baby loves to use a fork and wants to eat by himself. We loaded a fork and then let him eat by himself, but lately he's been frustrated because he wants to eat by himself without help but can't yet without help. When I saw them I thought HOW PERFECT! I was so excited to get them. We've been trying them with all sorts of foods for a few…