Re Play Made in USA 12pk Fork and Spoon Utensil Set for Baby & Toddler Feeding in Yellow, Red, Navy, Amethyst, Green & Orange -BPA Free- Made of Eco Friendly Recycled Milk Jugs- Crayon Box

We absolutely love these! The fact that they arent made from BPA, melamine, PVC, or phthalates is very important to me, and since theyre produced from recycled milk jugs, theyre also eco-friendly. Another big plus! We love the selection of colors (this was the hardest part of choosing!) and Im sure Ill continue to add to my collection of Re-Play tableware. Thank you for such a wonderful product!

2 yo loves these. Fit her hand perfectly. Ordering another set.

Durable, sturdy, safe. I do wish the prongs were a bit pointier, but that’s my complaint with all toddler forks.

These are very durable and long lasting.

I love everything from this brand. If you are tired of mismatched cups, bowls and plates that avalanches every time you open the cabinets this is for you. I know it seems silly but my stress level went down since getting all this products because they stack nicely and dishwasher safe. Donate the other stuff and invest on this, we had it for over 6 months and looks BRAND NEW. I’m sure it will last us for many many years.

My daughter bites down hard, so I try to avoid metal utensils whenever possible. These seemed like a good alternative. It did not disappoint! I was afraid the food would fall off the spoon given how wide it is, but my baby can use this spoon better than the smaller ones. Her food hardly falls off of these. Really wasn’t expecting much, so I’m pleasantly surprised.

Sturdy and cute.

Super easy to clean. My 3 year old has a global delay and he has a pretty easy time using these everything considered. His feeding therapist loves them to!

We love re play because it’s usa made and recycled plastic. Pretty good for our little ones but a bit slippery with food. Also- my 3 yo bit the fork and it left teeth marks .

Solid construction and sized appropriately for children of all ages. These utensils hold up better than most. Now if I could only teach my children the difference between the trash and the sink.