Munchkin® Splash™ Toddler Fork, Knife and Spoon Utensil Set, Blue/Green, 6 Pack, Unisex

Purchased for fall and winter months of walking the dog early mornings and late at night. This is great to keep baby warm any cozy in stroller and not so bulky that you can't buckle baby in car seat wearing this. Blocks the wind at the marina were it can get very windy and cold coming off the ocean.

So cute for toddlers especially when they are trying to cut up some food.Easy to handle for their lil hands.

I bought these for my 2 yr old to transition from the plastic forks and spoons. I noticed she was wanting to use our regular utensils and these seemed like the perfect fit. I love the knife because she sees me cutting fruit and knows the word ‘cut' and wants to do it too. The fork is sharp and safe enough to actually grab hold of food better than the plastic ones. I will buy more of these to eventually replace the plastic ones.

The fork and spoon set with the bulky handles were great when my daughter was younger, but now that she's got the concept of using a fork and spoon down, I wanted to work on holding the utensils more properly vs the fist hold. The bulky handles made that pretty difficult for tiny hands. These flat handles are a great next step and once she's a bit older to understand the concept of using a knife (only 18 months right now) I'll feel comfortable giving her the one from this set. For what they are, I do feel they're a bit over priced, however given the other options on the market, I felt these were the best choice regardless.

Much better and easier for my learning grandkids to handle scooping up and actually getting the food to their mouths. Less clean up on them and the floor because they actually can eat the food and not get frustrated and throw it, or just smear it around with their hands.

these have helped my children so much and made eating so much easier for them and not have to worry about them hurting them selves or the food falling off as easily. easy to wash as well. they are durable

Nice shape, not too wide for little mouths. Nothing they can chew off the handles, which have a lovely weight to them — just enough so it settles well in little hands.

Perfect for older little kids. My 4 year old is too young for adult silverware but too big for the small toddler silverware. I like that it comes with the knives too so we can start working on how to use a knife without using a sharp one.

Perfect size for the little hands! My toddler is 13 months old and I see her using the spoon and the fork very comfortably!

3 year old likes these utensils. He does get disappointed with the knife because the serrated edges aren't quite good enough to cut a lot of food, especially proteins. But it's good enough to practice the movement and motor skills. These were the only ones I found that fit the age range: not too baby-ish, not too big kid-ish.