Munchkin® Multi™ Toddler Forks and Spoons, 6 Pack

These work great for my 19-month-old. He can actually stab food with the fork which was difficult with other silicone baby utensils and they are easy to clean.

Great option for toddlers learning how to use utensils. My 15 month old has been able to figure out how to use the fork by stabbing his food, and claps every time he successfully gets the food in his mouth! So far they have held up to every day use and the dishwasher (I put them in a basket on the top rack).

My son is 16 month old and wanting to eat with utensils like mom and dad, hes not ready for metal utensils. These are a nice plastic material that wont injure him if he misses his mouth or gets his teeth and gums while trying to put food in his mouth. The handle have a nice wide grip easy for toddlers to hold onto. Great training utensils just his size. My son is enjoying trying to eat like mom and dad.

These are great plastic cutlery for little ones. I started giving them to my 12 month old but her older brothers (3 and 5) are able to use them too. They are mini versions of regular spoons and not oddly shaped like some other learning cutlery. They are a smooth plastic and they clean up very well (no slimy food oil clings to these). The fork/spork is nice because the tangs arent super pointy so I dont worry about any injuries at the dinner table. I would definitely buy these again, if needed.

Love these so much. Our son was really wanting to use forks, these were a great learning tool. not to long or sharp

Of the many different fork/spoon sets we have, this one is by far the easiest for him to hold and feed himself. The handles are thick and sturdy, and the base of the spoon/fork are sturdy as well... so when he decides to eat his food with the utensil sideways and bite down, it doesn’t bend or break. The only complaint which is minor is that the white portions of the utensils fade pretty quickly.

My kids love these pieces. The forks work especially well at being safe yet strong/sharp enough to pierce and grab food. Other girls seem too rounded and end up being glorified sports.

Its easy for baby to hold, but can be difficult for baby to scoop food on. More for babies not just learning to eat. I do recommend it it though.

These were the first forks and spoons I bought for my twins. They were easy to grip and use. I have no complaints, except the price. I needed to get more forks and spoons and when searching I found packs with way more for a way cheaper price. There’s nothing wrong with these except the price/

Good ergonomics for a 3 year old child