Description:

Cutlery specifically designed for little hands.

Designed by a Speech and Language Therapist, Clever Cutlery are the perfect starter set. We recommend these from 11 months onwards. Remember, adult cutlery is designed for adult hands, so if your child doesn't have adult sized hands, they'll probably love and benefit from our Clever Cutlery.

What sets them apart from all the rest? They're meticulously designed to be just the right size for little hands. They have a textured handle for a solid grip and a wide neck which prevents slippy little hands from sliding down into the stainless steel.

The knife is just as sharp as adult cutlery. The fork has prongs sharp enough to actually pick up food. The spoon fits in little mouths. It all makes sense. 

Safety:

Never leave your child unattended while they're eating. Observe your child at all times to ensure their safety. Inspect cutlery regularly and dispose fully at any sign of wear or tear. These are not a chew toy!

Features:

• Set includes knife, fork and spoon
• Stainless steel fork and knife are sharp enough for successful eating
  
• Wide neck to support grip placement
• Textured handle for more friction and grip
• The right length for children
• Firm silicone with no flexibility
• Ridiculously easy to clean
• Dishwasher safe
• Freezer safe (-40° to 230°)
• Free of BPA and phthalates
• Food grade silicone and stainless steel
• Bacteria and mould resistant

Specifications:

150mm long

Silicone and Stainless Steel

FAQs:

What age is this cutlery for?
All children are different and reach milestones at different times, but from age 11months and up your little one will benefit from practising with our Clever Cutlery.

Can older children use them?
Yes. Adult cutlery is designed for adult hands, so if your child doesn't have adult sized hands, they'll most likely benefit from Clever Cutlery being just the right size for them.  

The neck isn't wide enough to stop my child putting it to the back of their throat.
That's kind of the point! We designed the neck to prevent children's hands from slipping into the scoop, but not to prevent them from putting the whole spoon in their mouth. This kind of exploration is great for the gag reflex and readiness for different solids textures. 

Can Clever Cutlery go in the dishwasher?

Yes!