Mini Utensils
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The Mini Utensils are a toddler training spoon and fork set designed to help little ones learn to scoop with a spoon and pierce with a fork. They are intended for children 12 months and up, with a narrow spoon bowl and fork prongs sized to fit comfortably in a toddler's mouth.
Each piece is made from food-grade silicone and nylon, with a sturdy nylon head at the eating end and a short, round, non-slip handle designed to make grasping easier for small hands. Sensory bumps and a raised rim on the handle add tactile awareness, while bumps on the underside help the spoon and fork rest stably on the table. The set is third-party tested to be free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates, and it is dishwasher safe.
The maker advises against boiling, sanitizing, or microwaving the utensils; a few customers have reported that microwaving in a steam sterilizing bag caused warping. The eating end of each utensil is a separate nylon material rather than silicone, which has caught a few buyers by surprise.
Características clave
- Nylon head for scooping and piercing
- Sensory bumps and raised rim for tactile awareness
- Non-slip grip with a short, fat, round handle for easier grasping
- Bumps on the underside stabilize the spoon and fork when set down
- Set includes one spoon and one fork
- Made of food-grade silicone and nylon
- Third-party tested free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates
- Dishwasher safe
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Mini Utensils
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