Posted by Franceska Dion
on January 01, 2023
A child learning to feed themselves will start with their fingers and then continue learning with appropriate utensils. This is a significant challenge for the child, as they must develop several new skills to eat independently.
To achieve this, he will have to:
- Coordinate your movements
- Control your movements
- Estimate the amount of food to take
- Perceiving the space available to him
At this stage, little ones make a lot of mess! It is possible to help them with utensils and kitchen accessories well suited to their needs.
Our perforated spoons allow the little one to learn to handle the object safely; it is easy for them to bring the spoon to their mouth as it is designed for their needs.
Our spoons are made of 100% food-grade silicone and are recommended for use before introducing solid foods, as they serve as teething toys. A very useful dual function!
The slotted spoon makes learning much more enjoyable for both baby and parent, as food doesn't end up all over the floor! Your baby will be proud and happy to quickly be able to feed themselves!
Here are our learning spoons designed for the needs of toddlers.
Recommended age: 4 months and older
