this for is really the perfect size for little hands and my son loves it. Also comes in great colours and easy to wash. The spoon is a bit flat so not too great for runny foods.

I love the fork in this pack it’s perfect for little kids as it’s not too pointy so less likely to stab themselves in their lip etc. however I found the spoon quite shallow and not the best as runnier things like yoghurt slip right off

We love these little cutlery sets and my kids who are 3 and 5 still want to use them now when they eat dinner. The handles are easy for them to hold and they work well compared to other kids cutlery where the food falls straight off the fork.

Beginner set is not good because it is bit big. But for a PRO IT is the good utensil.
I love the color in it, very creative like the child’s imagination.

Passed these ones down through my three kids. Even if they weren’t very good using them it saved fights of wanting their own knives/forks etc and I knew these ones were safe.

I wish the colours matched. The spoon was shallow which made it easier to eat some foods but runnier food were hard to eat using the spoon. We never used the knife. By the time they were ready for a knife, we gave them one that could actually cut.

these are great as my daughter used to use them when she was a baby and i kept them for my son to use after too.

I didn’t like the fact that there is 3 colours in one set. It took awhile to manage a fork. Initially he used a combination of fork and spoon as we had to cut up his more solid food anyway. He gradually managed to use a knife forp ushing food onto his fork

this set is great but I kind of wish it were just a little bit smaller for my son’s tinier hands. really really cute set, wasn’t a fan of the colours though.

I have one of these in my drawers for when bub is older. I love the colours and size of the handles, it’s good they’re not metal too, for ease of holding. Can’t wait til bub can use these

I found these good for when my little one was starting to eat himself although I did swap back to plastic for a while until it was safe for him to use the stainless ends as I was worried he would hurt himself.

I’ve got these for my toddlers. The handles are good as they have a good grip and appear to be easy to hold. We don’t use the knife so that’s a bit useless. But the spoon and fork are good. Sturdy enough. I think these are better for older toddlers and early primary schoolers as they are more confident in using utensils and therefore the metal ends. I find my younger ones still prefer plastic spoons and forks due to metal hurting their mouths.