Grabease Stainless Steel Toddler Utensil Set 8211 Fork Knife 038 Spoon (3 Colors)

Grabease Stainless Steel Toddler Utensil Set is a set of three utensils set fork, knife and spoon for the bigger kids! Ergonomically designed to safely nurture independence in little ones ready to meet their next self-feeding milestone. It helps strengthen their fingers while encouraging proper pencil grasp development. Recommended by occupational therapists and feeding specialists, our utensils are the perfect learning tool for baby led weaning and beyond! Set of three – Fork, Knife & Spoon Ergonomic handle Stainless steel top Curved tip for safe self-use Grooved finger guides to develop proper vertical grasp Promotes pencil-like grasp, improves fine motor skills Choke and gag protection shield BPA, PVC, Lead & PHthalate-Free Dishwasher safe (top-rack) Recommended for 18M+ Why We Made This?As our grabease family grew larger, we were asked to develop the next stage of ergonomic utensils. grabease 2.0 includes a thinner handle with grooved finger guides to encourage proper pencil-like grasp. The trio set includes a fork, spoon, and knife with a curved tip for safe self-use. How to Use?Encourage your little one to utilize the grooved finger guides to develop proper vertical grasp. Our utensils feature a choke & gag protection shield to add a layer of safety while your little one builds confidence in self-feeding. Dimensions:Knife Length: 4.5Fork & Spoon Length: 4.25 Care Instructions:Our grabease utensils are dishwasher safe (top rack only), and are BPA-free, phthalate-free, lead and pvc-free. They are FDA-tested safe and are rigorously tested to ensure CPSIA and EU compliance. Grabease stainless steel utensils are perfect for children 18 months and up! Tips PRELOADScooping is hard. Start with working on hand-mouth connection by preloading the grabease fork and spoon with food for your lil one. BABY SEE, BABY DOPlace utensils preloaded on your lil ones table and dont try to hand it to them. Sit next to them and eat something using your own utensils. These little curious creatures will most likely reach out to the utensils on their own and start exploring. Give them time! LET THEM BE MESSYChildren explore through touching. Mashing food supports their sensory development. Let them play with their food. You can engage with them by asking if the food feels good, is it also yummy?