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Baby Cutlery Set – Cream

A soft silicone fork and spoon set in cream, designed to encourage grip development and self feeding. Soft on baby’s teething gums each fork and spoon has a circular choke guard to give you peace of mind that your little one is safe at all times. FDA approved food grade silicone BPA lead and phthalates free Microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe Natural Plastic Free Biodegradable Sustainable

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$5.55 $7.5 In stock

Category: ベビー食器

Pack of 2 – 1 fork & 1 spoon

Green Island’s Baby Cutlery Set in cream is a great way to introduce cutlery when weaning. Perfect for little hands and soft on teething gums. Each fork and spoon has a circular choke guard to give you peace of mind that your little one is safe at all times.

The spoon and fork are easy to hold so will encourage grip development and self-feeding.  Soft on baby’s gums and mouth.

Introducing your little one to solid foods, also known as weaning, starts when your baby is around 6 months old, alongside their usual diet of breast milk or infant formula. Make this process as easy as ever with Green Islands baby collection.

Made from premium, FDA LFGB approved food grade silicone, they are microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe.

Packaging- Recyclable kraft paper card back plate.

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ella L. ★★★★★

These are the first utensils my daughter actually holds onto instead of throwing, the chunky handle fits her fist perfectly. The fork tines are rounded enough that I don't wince when she jams it in her mouth.

Amelia ★★★★★

We’ve been using these for a few weeks now, and the softness on my baby’s gums makes mealtime way less fussy. The fork and spoon are perfectly sized for her little grip, and the pack of two is handy when one ends up on the floor.

Timothy ★★★★☆

The spoon is shallow enough that my son actually gets food in his mouth instead of wearing it, which is a nice change. The cream color hides carrot stains better than I expected. Only gripe is the fork tines are a bit stubby for spearing pasta.