The First Years Take & Toss Toddler Fork And Spoon Flatware, Colors May Vary
Disposable - For Use-Or-Lose ConvenienceThe First YearsTake & Toss™Toddler Flatwaretakes the worry out of what to do with used flatware when you're on-the-go.  These forks and spoons are affordable enough to treat as disposables- and durable enough to use over and over.  Rounded fork tines are durable and safe for your toddler.  Wide, deep spoon bowl makes scooping and eating easier and neater.  Dishwasher safe.Forks & spoons nestfor convenient storage.Assorted bright colorsconceal food stains.Rounded tines & spoon-like shapeencourage self-feeding success.Wide deep bowlfor easy scooping.Textured handles with finger groovesdesigned for toddler's fist-like grip.Our goal, always, is to make the best possible products for you and your baby.  To do this, we work in consultation with Dr. T. Berry Braselton, Dr. Edward Tonic, and their staff of specialists at the Child Development Unit, Children's Hospital, Boston.  We also listen to the members of our own worldwide Parents Council, who are real parents, just like you. The First Years® expert developed, parent preferred.Guaranteed By the First Years:  If you are not completely satisfied with this product, return it to The First Years, Avon, MA 02322-1171.  We'll replace it free of charge and refund your postage costs.Exchange information and ideas with other parents-and with us!  Join our Parents Council! www..com  1-800-533-6708Tips-  Self-feeding:  While mastering a fork and spoon is not likely to happen until well in the second year, learning to imitate with one, or clank and clatter, is fun for babies starting around 9 months.  Learning how to manipulate utensils is valuable play that will later lead to self-feeding independence. If you like our Take & Toss™ Toddler Flatware, try our Take & Toss™ Bowls with Lids!PVC-Free  This product does not contain polyvinyl chloride or phthalates.Actual product colors and styling may differ from product description.* Not recyclable in all areas.  Please check with your municipality or recycling center to see if this product is accepted in your area.