Nuby Dipeez Self-Feeding Spoons for Babies, Multicolor, 2 Count Infant/Toddler Spoons

my 1 year old is terthing again but also trying to be an independent eater. this his so helpful for both! he absolutely loves it. At first he wasnt interested until he realized he could chew on it

These have made starting solids with our little one pretty easy. They are easy for him to hold and get to his mouth. I think it's making starting solids less intimidating for him and easier for us. Quality is great and they are easy to wash.

My son loves these even for teething. He hasn't started the spoon part yet but he loves the other end for teething.

My little guy absolutely LOVES these! We honestly don't even use these to eat, just as a teether. He always has one on his walker with him!

I seen on TikTok that infants that are teething Wouk love these because of how they're designed. They were 100% correct!!! My 5 month old love them he even likes to play with the spoon

Product came earlier than expected so that's a plus. The Product came intact as well and the price was superb since they also offered free delivery with the product.

I had purchased at Christmas for my granddaughter, my son calls and asks where I got them because they are awesome, she can feed herself and doesn't choke herself on spoon going back to far

I really like the idea behind these spoons and appreciate the pacifier-style design for little ones learning to self-feed. That said, I can't in good conscience give more than 2 stars because they simply don't fit in standard baby food jars. It's frustrating to have to transfer food to another dish just to use them—it creates extra mess and more dishes for me to clean. I wish one end didn't have the barrier or that at least one spoon in the pack was designed without it. Great concept, but it's just not practical for everyday use.

This packaging is RIDICULOUS. The product is fine, but the packaging is SO HARD to open it warrants 1 star. Please do better.

Customer satisfaction is very low right now due to the amount of effort required to open package. It's 2025 why are you packing things this way? I don't even want to use the product because you've made it so hard to get into.