Ezpz Kit 3: Practice Feeding Skills (Toddler 12+ months)
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Kit 3 is a toddler feeding set built for children 12 months and up who are working on more advanced self-feeding skills. It includes a set of Mini Utensils, a Mini Mat, and a Mini Cup + Straw Training System, meant to help toddlers practice scooping with a spoon, piercing with a fork, self-feeding from a suction plate, and sipping from a straw cup.
The Mini Mat and Mini Cup + Straw are made from 100% food-grade silicone, while the Mini Utensils are made from food-grade silicone and nylon. All three pieces are third-party tested and free of BPA, BPS, PVC, and phthalates, and the silicone is built to resist wearing or fading over time. Every item in the kit is dishwasher safe.
The kit includes a printed pamphlet and QR code with guidance on how to use each tool at a toddler's current age and stage. The tools were designed by ezpz's Pediatric Feeding Specialist to support oral-motor and fine motor skill development at mealtime.
Características clave
- Mini Mat and Mini Cup + Straw made from 100% food-grade silicone
- Mini Utensils made from food-grade silicone and nylon
- Third-party tested and free of BPA, BPS, PVC, and phthalates
- Silicone construction resists wearing or fading over time
- All pieces are dishwasher safe
- Includes Mini Utensils, Mini Mat, and Mini Cup + Straw Training System
- Includes a printed pamphlet and QR code with usage guidance
- Designed by ezpz's Pediatric Feeding Specialist
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