Tommee Tippee Heat Sensor Weaning Spoons

When Hollie was around four months old I decided to start weaning her as she'd stopped sleeping through the night (which she had done from pretty much day one) and was drinking a ridiculous amount of baby milk every day. I tried her with food at room temperature and she turned her (cute) nose up at it so I needed to start warming it up for her. Now, the problem is I have a very high tolerance to heat. Sounds weird, but I can drink a cup of coffee straight out of the kettle, have a shower at pretty much the maximum setting and have actually burned my mouth on a Pot Noodle without even realising at the time that it was too hot! I was scared to death that I ...  Read the complete review

I brought a pack of 4 spoons when my first daughter was about 5 months old as i was sick of testing her food on my lip to make sure it wasnt too hot as some baby food tastes revolting. The yellow handle part of the spoon is made of a hard plastic and the red part of the spoon is a softer more rubbery type material which is realy good for young babys as you may hurt there mouths or damage there teeth with a hard spoon. Checking the temperature of your food with these was realy easy all you would do after heating your food up is stir it with the spoon and see if it changed colour, if the red part of my spoon turned yellow i would know that the food ...  Read the complete review

Starting a child on food is always a bit scarey. What do you give them? When are they ready for bits? Jars or homemade food? oh dear I could go on with all the questions! I went out to Asda a few months ago to stock up on the gear I would need for my youngest as he was beginning to start his food journey. I chose to visit Asda as they were having one of their Baby Events and lots of products were reduced. I got many things from them like cups and spoons. One pack of spoons were these Tommee Tippee heat sensing spoons. To be honest I didn't realize they were the heat sensing ones until I got home and actually read the package. The reason I bought them was ...  Read the complete review

Costing just a couple of pounds for a set of six, these little plastic spoons change colour when the food on them is too hot. Made of a soft flexible plastic, they are ideal for weaning a baby. Now my son is two, I laugh at these spoons when I see them in the drawer - they're just so tiny! They hold only the smallest amount on them, with a very shallow and small spoon that really will only give a satisfying mouth-ful to an baby under one. Quite why they made them this small I don't know - all babies eat off a spoon don't they? They are, quite literally, the smallest baby spoon I've seen. So there's point number one - they won't last you very long if you're ...  Read the complete review

I was sorting out my kitchen drawer yesterday when I found a couple of my 21 month old granddaughter's baby spoons at the back, this reminded me that I had a half written review about them which I started when she was a baby and had not long begun the weaning process. Giving her her dinner and a yogurt with one last night prompted me to finish the review so here you have my experiences with these Tommee Tippee Heat Sensor Spoons based on feeding an eight month old and a greedy toddler. When my granddaughter was very small these spoons were the ideal size for her mouth, she could easily get her food off the spoon and soon began to use her tongue and lips in ...  Read the complete review