Baby Spoon Set: Feeding Spoon + Self-Feeding Training Spoon

Baby Spoon Set: Feeding Spoon + Self-Feeding Training Spoon

$14.95
Sale price  $14.95 Regular price 
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Baby Spoon Set: Feeding Spoon + Self-Feeding Training Spoon

Baby Spoon Set: Feeding Spoon + Self-Feeding Training Spoon

$14.95
Sale price  $14.95 Regular price 

Two spoons for two stages from 6 months: this baby spoon set pairs a long-handled feeding spoon for parent-fed purees with a shorter leafy-tip training spoon for your baby's own practice.

The Olababy feeding and training spoon set pairs a 6.46 inch feeding spoon, held by a parent, with a 4.53 inch training spoon sized for a baby to hold. Both spoons have soft, flexible silicone tips that are gentle on gums.

Start with the feeding spoon for first purees. When your baby starts reaching for the spoon, hand over the training spoon and keep the feeding spoon for the bites you offer.

Why parents choose it

  • 6.46 inch long-handled feeding spoon for parent-fed purees
  • 4.53 inch leafy-tip training spoon for baby-held practice
  • One parent-held spoon and one baby-held spoon in the same set
  • A small starting-solids gift that is not a whole feeding set

What's included

1 feeding spoon and 1 training spoon.

Size & weight

  • Dimensions: Feeding spoon: 0.93" x 0.79" x 6.46"H (23.5 x 20 x 164 mm) - Training spoon: 0.94" x 0.87" x 4.53"H (24 x 22 x 115 mm)
  • Weight: 2.7 oz

Material & care

100% high-purity food-grade silicone: BPA, PVC, lead, and phthalate free. Dishwasher safe (top rack). Designed in Portland, Oregon.

Which spoon in the set do I use when?

Use the long feeding spoon when you are feeding, and the short training spoon when your baby is. The 6.46 inch feeding spoon is shaped for the adult holding it and suits first purees. The 4.53 inch leafy-tip training spoon is for when your baby wants a spoon of their own, and the two can share the same meal.

Do I really need baby spoons?

For purees and mashed foods, yes, and this baby spoon set covers both people who hold a spoon. The long-handled feeding spoon lets a parent offer small bites of first purees, and the shorter leafy-tip training spoon gives your baby one to practice scooping with once they start reaching for the spoon.

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