GOOtensils Stage I & II

I absolutely love these! Great for babies learning those fine motor skills and learning to feed themselves. Bringing that hand to mouth is tricky for little ones but these help make it easier. They have a few that are solid and a few with small openings for more textured foods like mashed fruits. My baby can easily grab and feed herself with these. They fit well in her small hands. Easy to wash/clean, they feel sturdy and good quality. Plus the colors are fun for my infant.

Nunnum baby spoons are the best! I love that the set includes two slightly different spoon designs—each one works perfectly for different textures, purees, and early solid foods. They’re ideal for baby-led weaning and make teaching your little one to self-feed so much easier. The shape is perfect for pre-loading, and my baby took to them right away. Truly a must-have for starting solids!

When we started to introduce foods to our baby, he did not want to be spoon fed, and it was a fight ever meal. I was recommended these, so that my baby could try feeding himself. These have been a lifesaver. Even meals that he needs some help with its so much easier to feed him if he has his own spoon to hold. The size is perfect, they are big enough to pick up food, but short enough that your baby can manage to get it in their mouth. They also hold food in the middle, so even if the spoon is flipped over the food stays put. These have definitely help my son improve his motorskills and have made mealtime a lot smoother. We don't feed our baby jarred baby food, and these still work great for a lot of the meals we make.

I recently started introducing solid foods to my little one, and these NumNum Baby Spoons have been a lifesaver! The soft silicone tips are gentle on my baby’s gums, and the size is perfect for little mouths. I love that they’re designed for baby-led weaning, so my baby can start practicing self-feeding safely. The bright blue and orange colors are fun, easy to spot, and the spoons are easy to clean and dishwasher-safe. Pros: Soft silicone tips gentle on gums. Ideal size for baby-led weaning and self-feeding. Bright, fun colors easy for baby to recognize. BPA-free, safe, and easy to clean. Cons: Handles are a bit short for older toddlers who might want a longer grip. Silicone tips can stain if used with very colorful foods like turmeric or beet.

These spoons are perfect for the baby to hold and feed herself with. Easy to clean as well.

These worked really well for us during the early stages of feeding. They’re designed in a way that makes it easier for babies to start learning how to feed themselves without needing perfect coordination. The shape helps hold food, and the handles are easy for little hands to grip. It made the transition to self-feeding feel a lot smoother and less frustrating. They’ve held up well with regular use and are easy to clean, which is always important. Overall, a great option if you’re starting solids and want something simple and effective.

This spoon has been really helpful for feeding my baby as well as letting them practice holding it themselves. It holds a decent amount of food and stays in place while my little one learns to scoop, which makes mealtime much easier. The texture is soft, which is perfect for teething babies. It feels gentle on their gums, and I don’t have to worry about it being too hard or uncomfortable. The size and shape also make it easy for babies to grasp and use independently. Overall, this has been a practical and reliable feeding tool. I’d recommend it to parents who want a spoon that works well for both assisted feeding and self-feeding while being gentle on teething gums.

These have been so great for starting our 6m old on solids/purees. Perfect size for little hands and he’s able to easily hold it and feed himself. They do stain (sweet potatoes have stained it orange) which is kind of a bummer, but they’re perfect for teaching baby to feed himself. The grooves even hold thin purées in it.

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My baby loves this. It's her favorite teether.

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Good for self feeding

Good for the start