Are these appropriate for soup feeding for a toddler? Thanks!!!
182911
I agree with Robin. Maybe a deeper spoon for soup but these are great for pureed baby food. Highly recommend them as well as the OXO Tot containers for freezing baby food.
182912
I think they should work fine. You wouldn't want a larger spoon for a small mouth. Possibly a deeper spoon would be helpful, if one is made.
182913
This spoon is very good for baby food. I think it is little bit small for soup.Thanks.
452962
I'm not sure. You should check with your pediatrician first to determine if they would be okay for your kiddo. I bought these for my seven year old, and he hated them. I tasted one, too, and you can definitely smell and taste the fishiness.
1037857
They taste ok and they aren't bad for you but I'm not sure they pack a lot of nutrients simply because you have to eat so many for a serving size. You could certainly snack on an entire bowl and not feel like you ate too much. My toddler loves them! But I agree with the other answer about the gerber banana cookies. Try those or the gerber animal crackers. Both are soft, taste better, and are more filling.
2085493
Sure. These Colour pencils are a good size and should offer a good grip for your toddler. My girl started using them at 18 month
2236691
These are perfect for babies! I started my LO on solids at 6 months and did homemade as well. It's a perfect starting amount. She's now 7 months and happy to eat 2 servings!
646550
Yes, they fit a decent amount. I even use them for sliced watermelon. Perfect amount for my toddler.
1891880
I think the soups spoons could be used as small serving spoons and the teaspoons are not the traditional size. But if you've seen true teaspoons they are almost useless in their application. I find the teaspoons are perfect for soups and such. That being said great flatware set for the price.
347973
They are very sturdy. I use them for soups all the time. I wouldn't recommend using them in a microwave though.
1580791
They're not soft but they're absolutely the perfect size and shape for a 6 month old baby's mouth. We loved these spoons. We also used Munchkin spoons when the baby got older and wanted bigger bites.
1468912
Just checked the package and it states they should not be used on infants so toddlers should be okay or they would have put a warning on the label. If it is too hot for them they can communicate that to you. So my opinion is they are fine for toddlers as long as they are being well supervised.
587876
Being made for kids, they have proven very sturdy. I'm sure you could use them if you really want, but they don't hold much food (one small banana cube for example) at a time
2073353
We have never tried them in soup. My mom made "spaghetti" with the zucchini and it was delicious (for a veggie). I still prefer pasta! LOL.
2177753
That's how I am using them as well. I don't belive a toddler would be able to pull them over, they are very well balanced and once you add your vegatables the weight would make it very hard for a small child to tip.
14156
Yes, I use these for soup. I liked this set of dishes and this is the only bowl that I was able to find to match and I bought it and use them. It is large so I just don't fill it up as much.
1264465
I cant promise that they are leak proof but definitely leak resistant. If you knocked one over upside down their might be some slow seepage but not much and no real mess to clean. The heavier the liquid the safer you are. Water itself might leak out but probably not soup!
1373594
These are pretty typical spoons used in stirring glasses of iced tea. They are significantly smaller than the typical teaspoon that is used in adult eating. The bowl of the spoon would probably be OK for older infants (maybe 4-6 months or older?) but I think they would be too big for the younger infants.
136270
Yes, for small toys. They are very light and easy for a toddler to lift themselves. Since they are plastic, they are very durable and impervious to liquids. The handles are easy to hold for little hands.