Boots Baby Spoons

Up until my daughter was one year old, we used the plastic spoons and forks made by Heinz which were great. As a birthday present she was bought a Winnie the Pooh plate set. This consists of Winnie the Pooh plastic plate, bowl, and a fork and a spoon. The spoon and fork are metal, but she has been fine using them. I am currently trying to teach her to feed herself, you can imagine the mess!! The fork is much better at picking things up than the plastic ones. She also likes to have her food put on a plate rather than a bowl, as she sees mummy and daddy eating from a plate!! The added advantage is that if she throws the plate on the floor, it will ...

We bought some of the small weaning spoons when we were first weaning our son and they were fantastic. Just the right size for him to feed from and they had nice well rounded edges with no rough bits (sounds daft but some spoons for babies seem to have them). The great thing is we are still using them at 11 months as they make great foods for learning to self feed as our son can get just about the right amount on the spoon for what he can actually chew in his mouth, so he doesnt get too frustrated. I would certainly recommend them to a friend UPDATE RE SELF FEEDING These are ...

Boots have recently launched their own range of baby cutlery and bowls. Although I had already bought tommee tippee stuff when I was pregnant I only had one decent spoon. It is a green tommee tippee one which came with a set and I couldn't find them sold seperatly. I also found the blue petit filous ones to be far too wide. I was really pleased when I saw practically the same spoons being sold in boots. They come in packs of 6 with 3 different icy blue colours for about £2 These spoons are really good for feeding as they are not too wide and are quite lenthy. ...