The best baby spoons, bowls, and suction plates to make weaning fun:
Tommee Tippee has been a popular choice for parents for generations. This pack of five spoons designed for little ones aged 6 months and up have chunky handles for a secure grip. They're also chew-proof, BPA free, dishwasher, microwave and steriliser safe."Got these for preloaded spoons with baby-led weaning. Baby has taken to them well. Short handles are better for baby to control going into the mouth. We bought a few as they often get flung during meal times.
"My son is only eating purées at the moment, which can be a little slimy. He is able to hold this spoon on his own regardless. When he comes to the teething portion of the spoon, he LOVES it. It actually helped him learn to eat off a spoon quickly since he would chew on it - quickly realising that he also had food on there to eat. We have not used the fork yet, but I have high hopes it will be just as awesome.
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