Tiny Spoon, Big Adventures! 🥄
The Ezpz Tiny Spoon is a twin pack of soft, BPA-free silicone feeding spoons designed for safe self-feeding. With sensory bumps to enhance awareness and a slight arc for easy dipping, these spoons are perfect for both purees and baby-led weaning. Dishwasher safe and built to last, they ensure a worry-free feeding experience for both parents and babies.
Item weight | 1.4 Ounces |
Number of pieces | 2 |
Is dishwasher-safe | Yes |
Material type free | BPA Free |
EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 10 Years |
UPC | 818156021257 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00818156021257 |
Model number | PCSSG001 |
Product Dimensions | 9.5 x 2.2 x 2.2 cm; 39.69 g |
Item model number | PCSSG001 |
Material Type | Silicone |
Material Composition | BPA Free Food Grade Silicone |
Care instructions | Dishwasher Safe |
Additional product features | Innovative, Non-Slip, Safe, Developmentally Appropriate, Dishwasher Safe |
Number of items | 2 |
Batteries required | No |
Item Weight | 39.6 g |
H**A
Good quality but not for my LO
I wish I had bought the grabese style spoons. These slip in my LO's hands and she grabs it right at the end where the food is. The food falls off because of this and hardly anything goes in. Maybe they will work better for her in a few weeks/ months when she can hold the spoon better.Having said that, the quality of the spoon is very good. I have washed them by hand and dishwasher. Both ways, it was easy to clean and no smell.
D**Z
Tamaño ideal
El tamaño me encantó para su boquita y manitas... su pediatra nos la recomendó y al ser de silicón no lastima sus encías.La caja está roja, pero las cucharitas bien.
N**E
Best spoon for independent feeding
Baby uses these from 5 months on. Easy for her to bring from bowl to mouth
F**X
Pratique
Mon petit fils est content
A**R
Great for baby led weaning
The spoon we had for our son’s baby led weaning journey was not doing the trick. It was too thin for him to grasp, but this is perfect. It’s easy for him to hold and it’s helped him learn to close his mouth around the spoon. It’s pricy for 2 little spoons, but I’d do it again:)
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