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Spoons

NUK Scoopin Spoons $3 for two
These BPA-free spoon are extra deep so food stays in the spoon rather than on the high chair. Even better, the bowl flattens in your little one’s mouth for easy consumption.

Baby Bjorn Spoons – 2 pk $11
The bowls of these Baby Bjorn spoons are specially sized and designed to easily fit into little mouths. The handles are also just the size for small grippers.

Baby Spoons $20 for four
These spoons make introducing solid foods to your infant an easy and enjoyable task. The handle is long and thin so you mom can hold it comfortably, while the bowl is small enough for baby’s mouth.

Utensil Sets

Natural Corn Utensils $7 for 8
This eco-friendly set of forks and spoons are made from corn. Yes, you read that right: corn! They’re BPA- and phthalate-free and totally reusable.

Bambu Dino Utensil Set $9
These utensils Bambu are both kid- and environmentally-friendly. They’re designed durably enough to be handed down and made from sustainable bamboo.

Trebimbi Cutlery Set $28
This cheerful set from Italian company Trebimbi includes a spoon, fork and kid-friendly knife. The polypropylene handles are comfortable, and the pieces snap together for easy storage.

Novelty

Less Mess Toddler Spoons $4
Less mess? We don’t think we need to say more.

Boon Benders $6
Because early eaters probably haven’t developed all their motor skills, the utensils bend to adapt to the way a child brings the it to his mouth. Once your little one gets the hang of it, they can be adjusted straight.

Chopstick Kids $9
Who says American utensils are the only ones worth mastering at a young age? These soft, washable chopsticks help little fingers grasp the art of Asian eating. They’re dishwasher and food-safe.

Little hands need little utensils to maximize their mealtime experience. All our top kids’ eating utensils below fun, practical, and sure to make learning to eat independently a breeze. As for ensuring they’ll eat their peas? Sorry, no guarantees there.