PandaEar Set van 2 siliconen babyrietjes en snackbeker met 2 lepels en 2 vorken, tweevoudige trainingsbekers voor peuters, roze en groen

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The utensils for babies eating their first foods and self-feeding are good quality. Although they are more for self-feeding. The length of the fork and spoon don't fit in bigger or longer containers without getting messy. If you are buying them for self-feeding though they work very well. They are extremely easy to wash and fit in my sterilizer after the first wash I was able to fit them in the sterilizer. For the most part it doesn't leak. If it's put upside little droplets of liquid put into the cup does come out but if it is knocked over it doesn't leak. Babies that are able to grab things have and easy time gripping and holding the cup while drinking. I also like how the cup is multipurpose you can put snacks in it and the baby can fit their little hands in and feed themselves. I would've liked different color options though I have a baby Boy so blue and green would've been much better. Overall, I would recommend once you start feeding babies solids and giving them water.

I was excited to try this combo cup/cutlery pack. I needed a spill proof cup for my toddlers milk, and some spoons he couldn’t jamb down his mouth while learning how to use them. I prefer to stay away from plastic with leaching chemicals so the silicone is a bonus!Pros:•The spoon and fork is great for my toddlers little hands, though he hasn't quite figured out how to actually get food on them and aim for his mouth •He can pick them up easily with the handles•The suction on the straw is a nice amount, slightly harder than free flowing•Very easy to clean•Lightweight- easy for toddler to hold up to mouth•Low cost•Safe materialsCons:•It’s not quite leakproof•The lid is pretty easy for my toddler to pull off, and if he bangs it around the squishiness of the silicone makes it easy to break open.•Whenever you put the lid on, a little liquid squirts out of the straw.•Not being able to see how much liquid is left in the cup is a bit annoying.•The cutlery heads are a bit wide for toddler sized mouthsIn general these cups a great for learning to drink out of a straw and for monitored drinking at the table. TBD on the cutlery.

These are great for toddlers! They really do keep the mess contained, which is a lifesaver. Plus, it's so easy to switch between snack cup and sippy cup. That's a win for busy parents. Definitely recommend checking these out!