Bumkins Silicone Chewtensil - Black

Very easy for my little one to grip and hold to be able to feed himself.

My baby loves his spoon and fork. They are perfect for the little ones.

Not really practical to actually hold food.. spoon so so but fork not really

So far, so good. These forks and spoons have held up well over multiple runs through the dishwasher. The silicone handles are easy for baby to grip (and sometimes chew on...) and while they did discolor a bit from spaghetti sauce and a dish that was heavy on the turmeric, they have for the most part gone back to their original color (after multiple washes). The spoon seems perfectly reasonable for a toddler but is perhaps a bit large for my 13 mo old (she is a bit on the small side). The outer tines on the fork are bent upwards slightly more than the middle tines and I suppose this is to help with getting food to 'stay' put. It's hard to say if this actually provides any additional help, however, as my daughter doesn't seem to have any problem getting food to stay on her fork tines to begin with (we have several other sets of 'toddler silverware' that we cycle through). Overall, we're happy with the durability of this set and ease of being able to stick them straight into the dishwasher.

These are pretty decent. What I wasnt as fond of is that the tongs on the fork are easily bent and the spoon and fork can bend from the handles a little. Not a huge problem but just not what I'm used to from other brands. They're a nice size and chunky handles for little hands to manage easily.

Removing one star because the fork is silly (too bendy) - it would be better if this was a set of two spoons. But both the fork and spoon are working well for my purposes, which is exposing my 4.5 month old to peanuts. He won't open his mouth to be fed, but he will stick chew toys in his mouth. So I put a thin smear of peanut butter on the utensil and give it to him to chew on. I think these will work well for introducing lots of new flavors this way.

My baby loves these. A fun introduction to self feeding.

The spoon is fine and works well. Has little teething nubs on the back that good for babies cutting teeth. The fork is pretty useless...these are too soft so you can't really spear anything with them (see pic). Maybe they'll work if your kid can scoop with them, but at that point they should be using regular kid/toddler forks fine and won't need these "training" utensils. See pic next to grabease set we have. Honestly, for the price point, I'd go with grabease (same price)...we have several sets and the forks are actually functional. If you just want a glorified teething toy that your baby may or may not get lucky in scooping up some actual food with, then these are perfect.

The baby fork and spoon are perfect for my curious little one. He likes to feel like his big sister with utensils and these help him learn without checking on the entire spoon (because of that wide rim). Since he is teething, his favorite feature is that they are easy to chew on!

Our baby loves the soft silicone spoon over some harder plastic baby spoons, plus it's easy to hold and travel with.

These are great as a first set for baby to learn to grip. It's good for encouraging their early motor skills. Material is flexible and not too sharp to be dangerous. The size is right for little fingers to grab onto.

These are great first tools. In fact, they are good to give the baby to hold during feeding to keep hands out of the way. That stage does not last long, and these do a good job getting first food to the mouth.

Our son loves eating with them and chewing on them.

These utensils are cute and easy to use. The handle is good for small hands and the material is softer than another brand we tried.

I got these for my 1 year old who has been eating table food, but has started to show interest in feeding herself. These utensils are so cool! They are small, but chunky so she can grasp them easily and she likes the textured handles. She's still teething, so she's really enjoying chewing on them and because they're silicone, she doesn't damage them by gnawing on them or hurt her gums. The spoon has a good depth to it so she can scoop up corn, potatoes, or applesauce and it doesn't fall off. The fork isn't as functional since the prongs bend. You're not going to be able to stab and pick up meat or anything crispy like French fries, but the practice is the important part at this stage. She can use the fork to scoop as well. The chewable aspect really makes these stand out as first utensils and these are great quality. I hand wash them to prolong the life of them. Highly recommended and will purchase another set.

These are nice toddler forks and spoons. They have a good grips and the metal on the fork works well for older toddlers and preschoolers although I'm not sure I'd give it to an infant or younger toddler, just when they're steady with it. It says top rack for the dishwasher but we've been washing them with the rest of the flatware and it's been fine.

These were such a great purchase for my daughter who was interested in feeding herself. The other spoons were way too long and she could not get control of it so would chunk it across the room and use her hands. She quickly learned how to grasp these and uses them very well to feed herself. They are silicone which makes them gentle on gums and the spoon has texture in the back which is great when she's teething to scratch/ease her gums. Dishwasher safe which is a huge plus and come in several fun colors! My only Callout: the fork is weak and bendy just like stated in some of the reviews. Since my daughter is small and not eating crunchy full solid foods this isn't a big deal for me but something to keep in mind. She can pick up bananas and pasta things that are softer but harder foods will make the silicone fork bend and give.

I thought my one year old would just play with them when I introduced the fork. To my surprised he was able to grab the fork very l easily and feed himself. The spoon I use for yogurt and he loves it. The silicone is soft but durable. He enjoys teething on it. I'm going to buy another set.

I didn't have super high hopes for using this just yet as my daughter is only 7 months old...however i tried it out this morning for her breakfast and she started using the spoon right away! All I had to do was put some oatmeal on the spoon and into her mouth it went. She was very happy to feed herself and it was so much easier than trying to get her to open her mouth for every bite. Highly recommend!

Easy to hold for your toddler, helps teach them to use the items on their own.