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Toddler Utensils and Brick Toys - Set of 3 Interlocking Block Kids Silverware - Toddler Fork and Spoon Set with Toddler Knife for Kids - Non-BPA Kids Cutlery and Kid Safe Stainless Steel Silverware
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About Toddler Utensils And Brick Toys - Set Of 3
It’s NOT REAL BLOCKS... But It IS For Kids Who Love Building With THEM! Now, it’s even easier to get the kids to set the table AND eat all their food with this kids dinnerware set by Friendly Home. Forget about boring toddler cutlery because THIS set of utensils is designed to get kids EXCITED about mealtimes! ... But it’s not just the fun shape we’re talking about! The “brick” handles are made from soft, grippy silicone rubber and 0.5” wide, so kids can learn how to use their knife and fork without having to wrestle with regular stainless steel cutlery that slips from their grip. And as all parents know, less frustration equals GREATER compliance! So, if your toddler can’t stop eating with his/her hands, or refuses to eat their greens, or just wants to play with BLOCKS when it’s time to dine - then just hand them a set of construction cutlery, and give yourself a break from the dinner drama! Interlocking Cutlery - by Friendly Home 3 Piece Set with Knife Spork/Fork and Spoon BPA Free, Non-Toxic Silicone Rubber Handles (0.5” wide) Food Grade Stainless Steel / Silicone Utensils 6” long, and no wider than 1” for small mouths and hands Arrives boxed up and with our 30-Day Money Back Guarantee And here’s what else you’ll love! Most similar brick utensils trap food and bacteria between the silicone sleeve and stainless steel handle but those silicone sleeves are too hard to remove to keep them hygienic. But our sleeves are pliable and easy for parents to remove. But most days you’ll simply hand wash, or pop them in the dishwasher - because you’ve got enough to do. Now, how many cutlery configurations can your toddler make before dinner is served?
