Kids Silverware, Poylim Stainless Steel Children Flatware Set, Toddler Utensils Set of 2, Rainbow

My daughter loves it. It fits perfectly for her tiny hands and she has full control when eating. Very light weight

Perfect utensil set. Love that chopsticks are part of the set. My 19month old was quickly able to figure out how to use them and feed himself blueberries. Now he just likes to pull the chopsticks apart but either way, great set!

Very nice set. Picky eaters at times need visual aid. The little one eats more with chopsticks then other utensils. Little one asks for gummy fork. Little one feels the engraved character on utensils are adorable. I bought the gold ones because they were cheaper than the colorful ones.

I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy/heavy the metal utensils turned out to be, and theyre the new favorite (among many) for my 4-year old son. My son loves the chopsticks, too; the first time he used them, we practiced picking up rubber bands and hair ties, then some bigger objects, and in no time at all he was eating food with them. Ive seen a lot of metal flatware sets for children, but these are the best quality I remember feeling. The gold shine on ours is nice and not cheap-looking, too; it doesnt constantly get fingerprints on it or anything like that--just well made.

I bought this for my 4 year old granddaughter and she loves them. They clean up really well and are very sturdy. I also bought a 2nd set in black for my grandson and it was the same.

Just right for my two young kids. They love the rainbow and size is just right. Chopstick squeezers are quite slippery, but fun to use.

I purchased these for my (at the time) 12mo old. Do not recommend for younger toddlers. Have had them a few months & theyre already chipping in areas. We do love the kids chopsticks.

The 4 stars is because the spoon is way to large for a small child. It’s approx the size of a table spoon! The fork and knife are both a great size for a 2-5 year old child but the spoon can’t even fit in my kids mouth.

Overall really cute, nice size (not too small) and the chopsticks are easy to use, my son got the hang of it immediately and hes not even 2 yet. BUT the butter knife literally slit my index finger open. I barely grazed it while digging around in the silverware drawer, so it wasnt a deep enough cut to draw too much blood but I would absolutely not give allow my child to use these even with supervision - probably ever. Honestly, much sharper than any of the adult butter knives we own, I am beyond shocked. Might just use them to cut meat. I do not recommend for children.

The spoon shape is unique and we love it. It fits a bit more food than your average toddler spoon but not too big.