- Why I Bought - We have quite a few plastic weaning spoons as towards the end of my pregnancy there was a 3 for 2 baby event at Boots. I went a little crazy and decided to stock up on lots of weaning equipment, even though we wouldn't need it for months. We ended up with a wide selection of spoons from different brands, including a set of Tommee Tippee Explora Weaning Spoons. - The Spoons - These BPA free spoons came in a pack of eight and the colour I chose was blue (also available in pink or green). Each spoon measures just under 15cm in length and is a little wavy when you look at it from the side. The handle is hard plastic while the bowl of ...  Read the complete review

When I decided to wean my daughter, the two things I looked for in a spoon were the brand (must be a good, well known and trusted brand) and the colour (must be pink). I came across the Tommee Tippee weaning spoons in my local Asda on offer at £2 in their baby event for a pack of six. The typical retail price in most supermarkets is £3.99, and £4.99 direct from Tommee Tippee. All of these prices seem very reasonable to me! The spoons come in blue, green or pink. Naturally I chose the pink ones. Each spoon is approximately 8cm long and made of soft plastic. The actual base of the spoon is a soft flexible rubber, ideal for delicate little mouths and ...  Read the complete review

Tommee Tippee have a variety of feeding and weaning products which include the Explora range of spoons. We bought a set of 4 of the spoons which came in a simple and compact pack and cost a bargainous £1.99 or around 50p per spoon. You could see what range they were as it was written clearly on the pack and the spoons could be seen through the clear plastic viewing window. They have been used and washed time and time again, so we have more than had plenty of value from the little spoons. They have been easy to use and we found that they were easy to grip onto for our child. They come in packs of 8 also and these can often be found for sale in various chemists ...  Read the complete review

My 7 month old daughter is now on three solid meals a day, but at the time that I started weaning her, I wasn't exactly sure which spoons to buy. As usual there was plenty of variety that ended up being confusing so I bought different brands of spoons some from Boots, some supermarket own and a pack of Tommee Tippee Explora Feeding Spoons. A pack of 8 tommee tippee spoons costs around the £4 mark. Despite me having a daughter, I couldn't get any other colour at the time, and so ended up buying a pack of blue coloured spoons in the range. Although it stated on the pack that these spoons were suitable for babies from 6 month, it also claimed to be suitable ...  Read the complete review

When we started weaning my son, we bought a heap of Tommee Tippee weaning aids, having been very satisfied with the bottles from their range. Amongst the thing we bought were weaning spoons. We bought a pack of these in blue and green (3 blue and 3 green). They also come in other colours, including pink. A pack of six cost us around £3. Later on, when my son was ready to begin spoon feeding himself, we bought a pack of 5 feeding spoons, which are slightly chunkier, for around £4. The spoons are made of plastic and the weaning spoons are very lightweight. The feeding spoons are slightly thicker set and heavier - so withstand a lot more bashing etc! The ...  Read the complete review