Silicone Chewtensils®: Red
Our Chewtensils are intended for Stage 1 of baby-led weaning – introducing babies to the concept of holding a utensil and feeding themselves. We made Chewtensils from soft, textured, 100% food-safe silicone that’s easy to grip and gentle on tender gums, with bendable heads for safety. They’re perfect for dipping into puréed foods at the early part of baby led weaning. Chewtensils can be chewed on by younger babies before they’re ready to transition to silverware. The back of the spoon head has sensory bumps to stimulate gums.
Chewtensils are intended for babies before they have a firm grasp on self-feeding (best for dipping and scooping, not yet spearing solid foods).
- BPA-free, BPS-free, PVC-free, phthalate-free, cadmium-free and lead-free
- CPSIA compliant
- Dishwasher-safe (top rack)
- Measuring approximately 3” long x 1.25” wide
- For ages 6 months and up
Do not leave child unattended with Chewtensils. Discard if damaged or torn.
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Designed in Arizona, responsibly made in China.
United StatesCute and durable. Easy to hold and helps with the need to chew.
United StatesMy baby loved these. Haven’t started eating with them yet but loved the ability to hold and chew with it.
United StatesWe are a bit ambitious and bought these for our 11 month old. She does love to hold them, she doesn't quite understand the fork, but we love how they fit in her hand and that she tries to use them.
Perfect for little hands and the pacifier-like shield prevents baby from gagging themselves as they bite the **** out of these things. I dip it in baby food while I'm feeding baby so baby can self feed in between Mama feeding. Sometimes baby doesn't want food I'm passing by the spoon in my hand but lo and behold, the same food on baby's spoon is so much more delicious since they can feed themselves.
These utensils are cute and great in theory, but the fork is a bit too fat/weak for anything to actually be properly punctured (tried putting a strawberry, banana, etc on the fork directly to hand to my baby). It is good to get the babies used to having utensils, but doesn't really work to eat food. It seems like my daughter enjoyed using it as a teething toy.
