Tommee Tippee Heat Sensor Weaning Spoons Reviews

Why these spoons ************** As most parents know embarking on the weaning process is a bit never racking for the first time parent. Not only do you have to navigate to use purees or baby led weaning but also one of the main concerns is will the temperature of the food you give your child be OK and not burn their sensitive mouth. When ...  Read the complete review

I first bought these spoons when my son (now 10) was weaning. They were new at the time, and I was very nervous of how well they'd actually perform, but after a few mealtimes of testing the temperature myself as well, I came to trust the technology. I have the yellow, as in the picture, and if the food is very hot, the bowl of the ...  Read the complete review

When you first start your child on solid foods it is hard to get them to eat the foods that you try and it is hard to know if the food is too hot or not due to your own mouth being able to take hotter food than theirs. I saw these spoons in boots. At first I thought they were just normal spoons that were different colours then I ...  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 ...  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, ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

When purchasing weaning equipment late last year, I came across these Heat Sensing spoons on Amazon.co.uk and thought that they sounded like a really good idea. As they are weaning spoons, they have a soft tip which is flexible and therefore great for scooping the very last bit of puree out of a container and also means that they are nice and ...  Read the complete review

These sound great, however they are actually pretty rubbish. The spoon at the end is so small you can barely get anything on it - and I found it too small weaning a just-4-month-old so anyone with a bigger baby, I have no idea how they would be any use. They come in a wide range of primary colour combinations and are readily available ...  Read the complete review

DESCRIPTION ========== These spoons are made for weaning babies onto solid food. They are smaller than most weaning spoons so I think are aimed for when you are first weaning - rather than for children who are a bit older and can eat for themelves (or a very hungry young baby who would appreciate more on their spoon!). The spoon is ...  Read the complete review

I started weaning my son when he was 17 weeks old as he was breast fed and seemed hungry so often and was showing signs of wanting to eat. I bought these heat sensor spoons as I thought they would be an additional safety feature to protect my son from burning. I bought them from boots in a pack of 5. The heat sensor part is supposed to ...  Read the complete review

I bought a pack of these for my little boy when he started weaning. I think they cost me around £2 and there was around 6 in a pack. The ones I have are green and red not yellow and red like the ones in the picture. I am just weaning my second little boy now and as I was looking for a spoon I realised that I only have two in my cutlery ...  Read the complete review

My opinion of tomee timpee heat changing spoons is that is an expensive gimmick marketed at panicky first time parents. The spoon cost about £2.50 for a pack of six in most baby related shops but they can be found much cheaper over the internet. My job involves working with many families with young children and we have had a few ...  Read the complete review

When my first child started eating solid food we went out and bought all the bowls and spoons and different gadgets that are deemed essentials in the baby magazines and to be honest I wasted loads of money on useless stuff including these spoons. These spoons are well made and have lasted for all three of my children. They are quite ...  Read the complete review

We actually bought a packet of these with my first, not sure why at the time, think the idea must of been appealing, unfortunately cant remember how much we paid think it was only a couple of pound and were 3 in the pack. There was a choice of colours either the red/yellow or a purple/pink, but having a little boy we opted for the red/yellow ...  Read the complete review

All new parents go through many anxieties when it comes to their babies. I have been just the same since my second daughter was born. When we started weaning her we were given a set of the Tommee Tippee heat sensitive weaning spoons, alongside some others we had bought. These heat sensitive spoons are designed with two colours, the red ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I bought a pack Tomme Tippee Heat Sensor Weaning Spoons when we began weaning our baby son. The idea behind these is that they change colour when food is hot and are to indicate when the food is safe to be given to your baby without the risk of scolding. This spoons come in a variety of colours, our pack contained red and green and ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I went to the Baby Show at the SSCC Glasgow yesterday and only bought two things! How strange! One of the things i bought was these weaning spoons from the Tommee Tippee stall. The spoons came in a special offer, buy a magic gripper mat and set of 4 weaning bowls and get the spoons free! So i paid £10 for all three things. ...  Read the complete review

Slightly off subject. I've used the normal Tommee Tippee weaning spoons (I think that was the brand) which are a pack of 6 2xpink, 2xyellow, 2x purple. My daughter is 5 1/2 months, and they seemed really good, but I didn't appreciate this until I got some free colour changing spoons with Mother & Baby mag last month. They seem ...  Read the complete review