Customer Reviews

Learning Curve Take & Toss Toddler Flatware, 16 Piece

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First I bought the Munchkin Soft-Tip Infant Spoons becuase they were the highest reated product in their catagory. I decided to buy these when I saw my sister use them with her daughter.

The spoons are much bigger/deeper and and scoop more food, which is better for toddlers. Also, the forks are very useful when they start eating more solids. The material is much softer than the Munchkin ones and feeding time is much easier with these.

My only complaint is that they aren't all spoons.:) The forks are okay but don't really get used. Still, a good buy for the money.

I originally bought a package of these when we went out of town and I forgot our usual toddler silverware. They are convenient and cheap enough that it's not a big deal if we lose one. The spoons are great for our daughter (age 23 months). However, the forks are pretty much worthless. She started (attempting) to use forks/spoons around 10 months and is accustomed to stabbing her food with a metal tipped fork. These plastic forks are very blunt and won't stab anything. The forks can really only be used to scoop like a spoon.

Here are the forks we prefer (under $4 at Target)
NUK Gerber BPA Free Graduates Kiddy Cutlery Forks, 3 Pack, Colors May Vary

I first bought these for my first child since they were the cheapest I could find. I have used them ever since for all my kids (3 in total). The spoons are just great and I love that there is a huge pack, since eventually the spoons are riddled with bite marks and it is easy to toss one and still have a bunch more. These are dishwasher safe (top rack) so you can just throw them in and not have to worry about it being discolored, like I have experienced with some other baby spoons.

The forks are not really meant to be used as a fork- it would be difficult to spear something like lettuce with this. I consider them to be like a big spoon, and they work great when my kids get to toddler age and want to have bigger bites. I have bought one package for each child and have not needed to buy more. They are especially great for trips with a baby.

I bought these to use in our lunch box for outings. They are nice because they are kid sized unlike regular plastic utensils, and they are more durable(toddlers tend to break the regular plastic utensils), and of course I can wash and reuse them. The fork isn't as good as a real fork, obviously its plastic, but it's a great plastic fork. No more running out of yogurt spoons or giving the kids choking hazards! Plus if I loose one it's not a big deal.

We just purchased these when our daughter started self feeding around 12 months. There are ridges in the handle that are perfect for little toddler fingers to grasp. The tines on the forks are not threatening either. Love the color assortment since we'll have one of each in a few months, Baby Boy on the way!

I bought these for my 7 month old son so he could start using forks and spoons on his own. They fit perfectly in his hands and have just enough curve to them that the food stays in them, but he can still easily get it off and into his mouth without making too much of a mess. They are disposable, but I've been using them for a couple of months and washing and reusing them. Way cheaper than what you'd pay for other similar products, and they do the job.

I like that these are semi disposable, they are the perfect size for my daughter's hands. The forks don't spear food too well, but otherwise, they do the job. They are the only toddler utensils we have and I don't plan to buy any others.
Edit: After my daughter became more skilled with a fork we found that the fork tines were not pointy enough for her to spear food. I upgraded her to a work with metal tines but we still use the spoons though.

I picked up one of these when I was vacationing in the US in 2010 and I just love these, they're a great set for little hands and the cute colour variety is also very nice!

I've had these for about 3 months now and they have held up really well. They're a good size. My daughter isn't feeding herself yet so I don't know how they will be with that but they seem like they would do well with scooping.