Sassy Baby Less Mess Toddler Spoon 2 Pack, Colors May Vary

Manufacturer: Sassy
Customer Rating:

, based on 37 reviews

Lowest Price: $2.25
By Supplier: The 5th Hope

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Editorial Review:

Comes with 2 spoons
Holes in spoon are to keep food on spoon longer
Soft grip handle allows child easier grip
They are dishwasher safe and come in multiple colors

Sassy Less Mess Toddler Spoon- 2 pack Held upside down, right side up or anywhere in between, Less Mess toddler feeding spoons encourage your child to self-feed. Unique holes help keep food on spoon longer resulting in a successful, easy and clean transition to self-feeding. Recommended for ages 9 Months. Top rack dishwasher safe.Assorted colors, please let us choose

Customer Reviews:

toddler spoons

My 4yr old has gross motor delay and her therapist said these spoons would help her to feed herself better. I don't agree I think she does better with a regular spoon unless it's just b/c she's not use to it yet. However it is less messy b/c it seems to stay on the spoon better but she has a hard time scooping up what she's trying to eat.

2010-03-15

Ordered two sets and got pink spoons for both!

I agree with another reviewer that amazon should either sell gender neutral spoons or sell the pink and blue separately. The spoons I received are an annoyingly bright hot pink. Buyer beware that you are probably going to get pink spoons.

2010-03-10

Perfect for little hands

These spoons make it easier for my son to eat yogurt, oatmeal, or anything else in his bowl. The handle thickness and width are perfect for his little hands and the angle of the bend really helps him make it to his target (his mouth). We've liked other Sassy spoons, but these have been the best so far.

2010-02-17

Ridiculous Product

We found the Less Mess Spoons to be too wide, and the holes to be a total gimmick. Read more about our experience with Sassy baby utensils at omnivorouschild.wordpress.com/2009/12/20/pointless-forks-and-perforated-spoons/

2010-01-26

not bad

it wasn't what I expected, was a little harder for 9 month old baby to put in month, as far as less mess, I think it's the same with any other spoon; it just depends on your child's coordination.

2009-09-29

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