SAMiGO Silicone Baby Spoons Self Feeding 6+ Months - Infant Toddler Utensils - First Stage Baby Led Weaning Feeding Supplies - Set of 3 Pack

SAMiGO Silicone Baby Spoons Self Feeding 6+ Months - Infant Toddler Utensils - First Stage Baby Led Weaning Feeding Supplies - Set of 3 Pack

Master Utensils Effortlessly - As your baby transitions to solid food and self-feeding, these spoons will come as a game changer for little hands to get the hang of utensils like a breeze! Best for first stage starters (teething infants) and toddlers, too. Intuitively Easy to Use - We bet your baby will immediately figure out how to grab onto our stubby and textured handle and then start to chew on the sensory bumps on the head, while simultaneously understanding the concept of using spoons in no time. Choking Is No Longer a Thing - These silicone spoons give you peace of mind with a Built-in Stopper that prevents babies from shoving too far into little mouths. Safer Silicone - Rest assured these spoons are made of food grade silicone and thus free of BPA, PVC, lead and Phthalates, and above all, they're extra durable to stand the test of continuous chewing. Super easy to clean, hand washable and dishwasher safe. The Ultimate Gift - Available in uniquely cute colors, this set is not just an essential for Baby Led Weaning, but also a perfect gift to wow your loved ones on any occasion. Getting your baby used to utensils takes time and a lot of patience, but we believe it can be made easier. Thoughtfully designed for the first stage of Baby Led Weaning, our spoons are perfectly sized, shaped and textured for little hands to figure out how to scoop up food and navigate it to their little mouths with ease and a lot more fun. Coming in a rounded shape and textured surface, our handle is perfect for your baby to hold onto during mealtimes. Plus, our spoons give you peace of mind with a built-in Choke Barrier in the middle, which is designed to prevent babies from shoving the spoons too far into their mouths or throats. Choking is a big concern but it can be avoided!