Munchkin® Multi™ Toddler Forks and Spoons, 6 Pack

My newly turned 1-year-old is starting to eat with spoons and wanted to introduce forks without giving her one of our metal Adult kinds. This was a cost-efficient solution. So far she mostly takes a bit off it then proceeds to grab with her hands but its safe, soft enough to chew on but not destroy with her few teeth she has, and its simple to clean although Chef Boy R Dee tomato sauce did stain the white of the fork (but it stains almost everything).

Love these. Easy for my one year old to grip and learn self feeding. The spoon is a little wide but we still love them! They clean up so easily too!

These are great plastic cutlery for little ones. I started giving them to my 12 month old but her older brothers (3 and 5) are able to use them too. They are mini versions of regular spoons and not oddly shaped like some other learning cutlery. They are a smooth plastic and they clean up very well (no slimy food oil clings to these). The fork/spork is nice because the tangs arent super pointy so I dont worry about any injuries at the dinner table. I would definitely buy these again, if needed.

Best toddler forks and spoons we have used. Our 18 month loves them and has been using them since 8 months old. I got sick of washing the first set and decided to order another two sets since we are home because of the COVID-19 we are using a lot of dishes and Mama is sick of hand washing one set prior to dinner every night.

Got these for my daughter when she was learning to eat and they are still holding strong a year later! Definitely recommend as a gift for someone or for your own child!

Really cute set of spoons and forks and they are very easy to hold for my son. They are also our most used ones.

Just a simply awesome set of baby utensils. I was a little worried they might be too big for his mouth (he’s 9 months old) but it didn’t seem to bother him much after he got past the fact that they were different. He really enjoyed playing with them and examining them when I let him have his own to experiment with. The handles are the perfect shape for baby hands! We hand wash everything at our house (no dishwasher connections, bummer) and they’re super easy to wash. Just hot, soapy water. There doesn’t seem to be any drama or grooves that could potentially collect gunk in them so they clean up nicely. I would definitely buy these again!!

Ive always liked the Munchkin products and love the Miracle 360 cups and the metal forks/ spoons. So when my son was being moved to the toddler room at daycare and needed plastic utensils for self-feeding instead of metal we had been sending for the infant room, I readily bought the Munchkin ones since Ive always found their brand to be of high quality. Not so with these plastic utensils. Although the utensil part itself is fine (though not necessarily easy for stabbing/ scooping compared to metal), the white handle is dangerous. We tested them at dinner to see if my son would take the using them over his metal ones, and the damage to the white handle was after one trip to his mouth. I was so afraid that hed bite off and swallow the white part if he was to use this at daycare that I tossed them all out. I ended up purchasing a different brand that had a harder handle and actually stabbed the food a bit better (Sperric- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07SV57LRY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I will continue to buy other Munchkin products, especially ones I trust like the 360 cups and the metal utensils, but these plastic utensils give me pause as to if Id want to stray from the products I already know from this brand.

Of the many different fork/spoon sets we have, this one is by far the easiest for him to hold and feed himself. The handles are thick and sturdy, and the base of the spoon/fork are sturdy as well... so when he decides to eat his food with the utensil sideways and bite down, it doesn’t bend or break. The only complaint which is minor is that the white portions of the utensils fade pretty quickly.

My daughter loves to pick the color of her spoon or fork! These forms are easy for her to hold (shes 2) and easy for me to find if she throws then as they have bright colors!