Happy Utensils

Sage

$19.99

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Happy Utensils

ezpz

$19.99

✓ Extra 10% off applied on checkout

ColorSage

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The Happy Utensils are a spoon, fork, and training knife set made for older toddlers and preschoolers who are learning to eat independently and to safely practice cutting and spreading with a knife. The narrow spoon bowl and fork prongs are sized to fit a child's mouth, and the training knife works for both right- and left-handed children.

Each utensil is made of food-grade silicone and nylon, with a nylon head that supports scooping, piercing, spreading, and cutting, and a non-slip, round, slightly elongated handle to help with grasping. Sensory bumps and a raised rim add tactile feedback, and bumps on the underside help the spoon and fork stay stable when set down. The set is dishwasher safe, though the maker advises against boiling, sanitizing, or microwaving the utensils.

Only the handle is silicone; the head is a harder nylon that can stain from foods like tomato sauce.

Key Features

Nylon head for scooping, piercing, spreading and cutting
Non-slip grip with a round, slightly elongated handle
Training knife works for right- and left-handed children
Sensory bumps and raised rim for tactile awareness
Bottom bumps stabilize the spoon or fork when set down
Made of food-grade silicone and nylon
Third-party tested and free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates
Dishwasher safe

Specifications

Set Includes Spoon, fork, and training knife

Spoon Dimensions 1.2 x 5.8 in

Fork Dimensions 1.2 x 5.6 in

Training Knife Dimensions 0.8 x 6.2 in

Recommended Age 2+ years

Care Do not boil, sanitize, or microwave

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Sentiment Summary

Some customers say the utensils are not fully silicone as expected, noting the mouthpiece or tip is a harder plastic/nylon that can stain.
A few reviewers mention the spoon or fork tip discoloring or staining after contact with certain foods.
Sizing feedback is mixed: some reviewers find this set runs large for smaller toddlers or younger ages within the recommended range, while others say it is a good next-size-up from the Mini Utensils.
Several reviewers describe the set as a bit pricey but worth it for the durability and quality they experience.

The happy utensils are the right size for my grandson’s hands. The material is durable and easy to clean. I do wash them by hand but can put them in your dishwasher, which my daughter loves.

Barbara N.

Simple design and good material and size

Tamar G.

I love this silverware set! It is easy for my toddler to use and super easy for use to clean.

Gillian C.

I’m a huge fan of EZPZ products, especially because of how thoughtfully they’re designed for not only development, but also for safety. That’s why ultimately I decided to purchase these for my 2 year old, but I’m extremely disappointed that these are made of plastic. The handle is silicone just like the baby version, but the top part is made of plastic. Not only does it feel cheap, but that’s the part that actually goes into my baby’s mouth and it touches the food. It says BPA free, but it does not specify whether the plastic is also free of BPS and BPF which are manufacturer alternatives to BPA that are just as, if not more harmful. I’m on the lookout for a better alternative and hate that I have to look for it from a different company. I feel that EZPZ can do better when it comes to this specific product and I sincerely hope they work to reformulate this set in a way that does not include harmful plastics. Our babies deserve better!

Clarissa B.

Only the handles are silicone. The actual part that goes into the child's mouth (the mouthpiece: aka the part that really matters) is made from Nylon. The description of it being 100% silicone and nylon is very deceptive. Due to the way in which the nylon mouthpiece part of the utensil is connected to the silicone handle, I just don't see that lasting long. For that reason, I would refrain from placing these upside down with the silicone handle side up. Also, depending on which color you have (I bought 4 different colors), the mouthpiece of the utensil is completely discolored. You can't tell by the photos but the sage utensils have the most obvious color and texture mismatch.

Brittney K.