NumNum Pre-Spoon GOOtensils – SG Homemade

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NumNum Pre-Spoon GOOtensil is a dip and eat silicone spoon for babies. No need for scooping, when baby dips it in, the dimpled heads catches enough baby food to be placed into his/her mouth to eat. Designed for use with purees and other food blends, a NumNum GOOtensil™ is a pre-spoon that makes self-feeding easier for
NumNum Pre-Spoon GOOtensil is a dip and eat silicone spoon for babies. No need for scooping, when baby dips it in, the dimpled heads catches enough baby food to be placed into his/her mouth to eat. Designed for use with purees and other food blends, a NumNum GOOtensil™ is a pre-spoon that makes self-feeding easier for little ones just starting utensils. Unlike a spoon, the head is flat, so there's no scooping, no balancing, and no wrong way to hold it! Recommended for babies 6+ months.Set Includes:Stage One & Stage Two Pre-Spoons.Features:Stage One pre-spoon with dimples grabs just enough foodTextured surface soothes sore gumsThicker handle designed to comfortably and securely fit a child’s handFlat design is easier to use than a spoon because there’s no wrong way to hold itStage Two pre-spoon with channels captures and holds foodDishwasher safeSafety:Meets all safety requirements for the U.S, and the E.U.Contains no PVC, BPA or Phthalates. When to useTo safely use a utensil, a child must be able to sit unassisted and hold their head up. After which, experts recommend introducing a utensil when the child expresses an interest. This can happen as early as 6 months, but most kids are truly ready to tackle utensils somewhere between 10 and 14 months. Ideal foodsGOOtensils can be used with a range of foods, including baby food, home blends, oatmeal, yogurt, mashed solids and more. How to useIntroduce stage one pre-spoon (with raised textures) first so child can soothe their sore gums as they are getting acclimated to holding the utensil. Once the child has learned the basic food-to-mouth motion, the stage two pre-spoon, which holds more food, can be used interchangeably for thicker foods. When to transition to a spoonMost children get wrist rotation around their second birthday. Wrist rotation unlocks scooping and balancing, allowing the child to properly use a spoon. Some signs that wrist rotation has set in include scooping around the corners of the bowl and successfully maneuvering the spoon to the mouth with more food. If these signs are present, congratulations, your child is ready to graduate to the spoon!