These are a life saver when your out and about and your little one wants something quick to eat. I can twist this onto his favorite fruit or custard and feed him whilst I push the trolley round the supermarket. Easy, quick and simple to use. A must have to give to all mums.

i had used these when my son was little. these are really helpful if you in the car and dont want any spills. recommend buying.

I have never used these spoons out. But I have used them at home when first starting food and found them helpful to feed from a food pouch. Once babies start grabbing and gaining a sense of independence a seperate spoon is just as easy and prevents mess all over the pouch! However I loved having them in the draw so I didn’t have to waste any food as I hadn’t poured any out.

These are a life saver they dont take up space at all in your baby bag so when you forget to pack a spoon they are there ,its actually more easier and fun than a regular spoon

These spoons are great for baby feeding, they’re nice and soft and small enough for their little mouths. I use the full spoons though.

Found these spoons in supermarket & tried them. They’re great for going out & easier feeding. Attached to all bought pouches & homemade ones too. My only issue is remembering to bring them when out!

This is great to know how much your feeding your little one. I love how you can just squeeze out the right amount to feed bub, instead of trying to guess squeeze.

It’s really handy to be able to find with one hand from the pouch. Once you get used to the squeezing, you can shake the food to the tip of the spoon depending on the consistency of the puree. The thing is remembering to take the spoon off before throwing out the pouch! Also the chunkier 8+ month food pouches don’t work as it doesn’t fit through the spoon hole.

Not my favourite spoons to use, it’s easier and more convenient to use separate spoons but they still do the job fine.

We used these when my son was little. The concept was awesome as i just kept them in my bag for emergencies… but the practice not so great. But the time he could get to the back of the spoon he was big enough to suck it straight from the pouch.

Disappointing. They’re easy to screw on food pouches. However when you press to pouch the food comes out at the back of the spoon which make it harder for little mouth to get too as we tend to feed the babies with the tip of the spoon.

I love the idea of these spoon tips but find the reality a bit different. When I used them for my kids the food was always pushes backwards on the spoon (as with all spoons) where as with a child that is learning or has a small mouth needs the food at the front of the spoon.