OXO Tot Training Fork & Spoon Set- Pink

Perfect spoon and fork for my toddler! I can say that her skill to use spoons was enhanced with the help of this spoon. It has been designed to provide a good grip to hold the spoon in the right manner.

This spoon is so good with up to the mark quality. The spoon width is ideal for toddlers and also the spoon is angled such that it helps toddlers in picking up their food from plate.

Good quality. Safe for my 14 month old to use the fork.

Fork is really good for a toddler. My son enjoys eating fruits with this. Perfect for training a toddler and its quite safe compared to a traditional fork since it is flat and not sharp. Cheers

Excellent product! The depth of the spoon can be slightly better but it's not bad...also the grip is very very good for baby's to help self feed!!

My baby liked it very much

Very easy for my 1.5 year son to hold and eat

Good for babies too, not just toddlers.

Excellent cutlery for toddlers. I was researching cutlery and couldn't believe all the gadgets on the market now to make eating 'easier' for toddlers. It's just not necessary, in my opinion. This spoon and fork is superb, it's simple but effective. Has a thick-ish handle for an easier grip and both items of cutlery have a good 'butt' in them for holding food in - perfect for them learning how to use cutlery. Don't bother with expensive, fancy looking cutlery. This does the job and is very attractively priced in comparison so some I've seen!

Not a fan of this cutlery. The spoon is very wide - too wide for a small child's mouth, in my opinion - and the fork is also quite wide, with a lot of space between the tines, which are quite wide and blunt. Of course, the tines on children's forks need to be blunt, but the fact these are very chunky and widely spaced as well as blunt makes it difficult to spear food with them.Instead of being straight, the spoon and fork have a bit of an s-shaped curve to them, which in theory should them easier to use, but my son seems to get on better with straighter ones. The curve might help if a child holds them exactly right, but kids often hold cutlery at funny angles or the wrong way up while they're just starting out with it, and the curve just complicates things in this situation.I spent a while deliberating over the colour, but actually, the coloured part ends up underneath and all you can really see is the white part, so doesn't really matter. Would be nicer if the whole handle was coloured instead of white.Ended up buying another set from a well-known high street chemist at a third of the price that my son finds much easier to use because they're straighter, narrower and the fork tines are more effective (while still being blunt and safe). I normally like Oxo products, but I don't recommend these.

I love the Oxo range and deliberately seek it out, after some other successful buys (potato peeler, bath drain filter, tin opener). This knife and fork set gave my eager 1 year old the independence he so desperately wanted, to feed himself. The handles are chunky enough to make them easy to hold and the fork made it easy for him to bite into potatoes, pasta and vegetables (although supervise carefully, as he poked himself in the eye, one time, so we went back to spoon only for a couple of weeks, until he had better control). He now feeds himself unaided and the set is used on a daily basis, so well worth the money.

My daughter especially likes the fork. She’s 14 months old and has had it for a couple of months now. She eats much better with the fork and loves feeding herself with it. They’re both a good, manageable size for her to use.

Love this set - quite pricey but good quality. Lovely chunky handles for toddler to hold. Most of the other cheaper spoons we have are too shallow leading to milk everywhere at breakfast time - this one is a bit deeper and much better. Fork strikes a good balance between not being dangerous but still actually being functional (unlike some other plastic ones!) The best set we have. Definitely recommend.