Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)


Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)
Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)
Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)
Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)
Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)
Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)
Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)
Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue)
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£9.95
 
4.6 out of 5
There are 36 customer reviews for this product

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  • DEEP DISH SHAPED SPOON AND HIGHER BACK TO PREVENT FOOD SLIDING OFF (SEE PICTURE)
  • DESIGNED TO FIT THE SHAPE OF A CHILD'S HAND AND ENCOURAGES THE PROPER GRIP POSITION - Early on in our research, when designing the "me-feed-me" cutlery, we realised that children who are starting to use cutlery for the first time tend to hold the very tip of the handle. This causes them to have most of the cutlery protruding from their fist, leaving a relatively long utensil that is hard to control. Unsurprisingly, they find it difficult to get this unwieldy tool in to their mouths. To remedy this, our cutlery has a thinner tapered end to discourage handle tip holding; and is chunky and bulbous at the point of the correct grip position. This leads them to position their hands in a way which gives them more control and makes it more likely that food will end up in their mouths.
  • CURVED HANDLE AND STABILISING 'TAIL' TO HELP WITH THE 'BATTON PASSING TECHNIQUE' - We also added a clever little 'tail' at the tip of our cutlery so the spoon and fork don't roll over when placed on a flat surface like a table. This helps with the 'baton passing technique'; this is where mum loads one spoon with food and places it on the table next to the child, who grabs the full spoon, letting go of the empty one, which mum then loads again and the cycle continues. This is a useful way of transitioning to cutlery as baby gets the feeling of feeding themselves, and mum can make sure they're getting enough to eat and they're not becoming frustrated through lack of progress, or food!
  • SELF-STERILIZING, SAFE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -- Exclusively Made from HygienikTM a unique range of plastics which is scientifically tested to protect against harmful bacteria such as MRSA, E. Coli and Salmonella. No amount of scrubbing, washing or bleaching will lessen our products unique bacteria fighting properties. All our dinnerware is dishwasher safe, microwave safe, BPA, PVC and Phthalate free. Designed and made in England Conforms to BSEN 14372 and JIS Z 2801:2000. No quibble money back guarantee, see details in description below.

 



Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue) is available in Cutlery

The Salmon Luke "me-feed-me" tableware was invented by the frustrated parent of two young boys, after searching far and wide for a bowl which the children could use as they learnt to feed themselves. Every brand, shape and size of bowl was tried, from suction cup bowls which never stuck for longer than a few seconds to clover shaped bowls which looked promising but ended up being too shallow allowing food to easily be pushed out over the rim. Nothing really made the task of learning to feed any easier. So as the mother of invention is said to be necessity, a three year quest was embarked upon to attempt to invent the perfect training bowl and cutlery. After hundreds of design iterations and many hours of testing by young children across the country the Salmon Luke "me-feed-me" tableware was finally launched. The winner of many accolades and design awards, we hope that you'll agree that this is the very best bowl and cutlery designed for the job of learning to self-feed. In fact, your satisfaction is very important to us, and is 100% guaranteed. If for any reason you are not completely convinced that our dinnerware improves your child's self-feeding, we will refund the full sale price plus all shipping and handling costs, without hesitation.

Product Group Baby Product
Color Blue
64x64
First cutlery that works, 10 Mar. 2009
So many of the plastic cutlery that we have bought for our baby just doesn't work. Spoons are too deep, forks are too bendy. This set really works. My 11 month old can stab peas onto the fork already. We love this and the associated bowl.

This review is from: Toddler Training Cutlery - "me-feed-me" by Salmon Luke (Blue) (Baby Product)

64x64
Great set, we use daily, 19 Feb. 2010

Having had this set since my son was 8 months old (he is now two years old) I can honestly say that this product was instrumental in me not losing my sanity in weaning my lovely son.

Why?

Well, how many of you have played the 'let's throw our dish on the floor' at dinner time? I was constantly playing this 'game' and it was making me into a real bear, which I didnt like. This dish is difficult for a young child to pick up and throw and they definitely have no chance of scooting it off the table because of the rubberised edges which make full contact with the surface.

Other excellent points:

It teaches your child independent eating-- the edges of the dish have a sort of lip to help the food being pushed around fall into the spoon or fork once it hits the ledge. Also, there are these sort of lagoons in the dish which allow the child to build up a bunch of food to get onto their utensil.

The only 'fault' if I can even call it...

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64x64
... various shops I searched on Amazon for some with good reviews. I dont think you believe they can ..., 7 Jan. 2015

After trying so many different brands of cutlery and bowls and plates from various shops I searched on Amazon for some with good reviews. I dont think you believe there is better out there until you receive them and use them. I initially opened the box and looked at the cutlery and bowl and still didnt believe they would be that much of an improvement. The design is quite different and when my 17 month old used them for the first time there was a big improvement. The handles being small are great for his hands. He has big hands for his age but i now see that smaller cutlery is certainly better for them to handle. I couldnt get him to hold his cutlery far enough down the handle to enable him to control it effectively. These take no guidance and there is little spillage as he has more control. The fact they dont roll over is also great everytime he puts them down. Much less mess and for a mum that doesnt cope with mess very well I am especially pleased. The bowl is also designed so that...

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