Baby Spoons Set, Pre-Spoon GOOtensils for Kids Aged 6+ Months - First Stage, Baby Led Weaning (BLW) Teething Spoon - Self Feeding, Silicone Toddler Food Utensils - 2 Spoons, Blue/Orange

These were perfect for our son as we started baby-led weaning. Grippy for yogurt or chia pudding, while not being too messy. Great for little hands whose wrists can’t rotate, quite yet.

I love everything about these!!Super easy to grip, the colour and there’s 2 types of them for babe to have a try with.

These are expensive but they are excellent. I bought these before we started our weaning adventure based on the reviews and despite the price but they have been worth every penny. They are firm enough to hold easily and not unbalance when loaded, soft enough not to hurt gums and the rubberised grip help little hands hold on even with slippy foods!My 8 month old has been using these since we started weaning at 6 months, she's a fiercely independent eater and hates being spoon fed but enjoys 'wetter' food such as hummus, guacomole, smoothies and stews which requires a little help.These offer a little sanity for me, I preload the most appropriate one of these and either hand it to her or pop it on the high chair tray for her to pick up depending on just how independent she is being and she has always got it bang on target.Her sister took to using her hands with gusto via BLW and her aim was all over the place at first with food in her hair, ears, eyebrows etc, this baby we are using mix of BLW and traditional as she is not as enthusiastic about food meaning she does have 'messier' purees and such but she is much neater and only gets a mucky mouth thanks to these easy to direct spoons. She feels the sense of independence and control and I can trust she will get them in her mouth.A tip if you are struggling to feed them enough due to this attitude is to let them hold their spoon and then they may be more amiable to a scoop from another type of spoon (say long handled) you are giving them, my daughter is more open to a spoonful from mummy if she is holding her special spoons.I wouldn't be without these spoons now and would definitely buy them as a weaning gift for a friend or relative or indeed again if I have a third!

Product no problem but my baby hardly used it. Food falls off the spoon

Was recommended these and I would recommend them. Great quality and perfect size for small hands. Fantastic for baby lead weaning

Brilliant for my six month old baby who loves to self feed.

My baby found these easy to pick up as they're chunky. Two different colours, one with holes in the middle and the other with a dent to hold food. I didn't really get the hype of these as it's hard to pick up the food, you more have to scoop it on but baby isn't able to do that themselves. I found it more beneficial to switch to a normal spoon and wouldn't buy these again. Product is of good quality is just didn't work for my child.

So they cost a fortune, though I think this only because there is nothing else like them on the market and they know it.My 5 month old has been feeding herself with these utensils, something which with a spoon simply could not be achieved, as the food would fall off before it reached her mouth.I am totally impressed with these. The handles are lovely and small to fit into dinky little hands.One is more webbed for liquids, the other more hollow for mashy foods.Fab. Dishwasher safe, top rack. Once I put them in the middle rack once as they were particularly dirty with dried sweet potato. They must have been blasted off because they are super light, as I found them at the bottom of the dishwasher near the waste disposal. Top rack was fine.