NumNum Pre-Spoon GOOtensil

Those textures also feel great on sore gums! Once the child has learned the basic food-to-mouth motion, the stage two pre-spoon, which holds more food, can be used interchangeably for thicker foods.When to transition to a spoonMost children get wrist rotation around their second birthday. The stage one GOOtensil™ has textures that grab just enough food to give a taste of self-feeding independence. After which, experts recommend introducing a utensil when the child expresses an interest. This can happen as early as 6 months, but most kids are truly ready to tackle utensils somewhere between 10 and 14 months.Ideal foodsGOOtensils can be used with a range of foods, including baby food, home blends, oatmeal, yogurt, mashed solids and more. Some signs that wrist rotation has set in include scooping around the corners of the bowl and successfully maneuvering the spoon to the mouth with more food. Before long, your little learner will begin making a scooping motion, an indication they are ready to graduate to the spoon. NumNum, indeed!When to useTo safely use a utensil, a child must be able to sit unassisted and hold their head up. Its innovative flat design makes it easier to use than a spoon because there is no scooping, no balancing and no wrong way to hold it! When it’s too soon to spoon, it’s the perfect time for NumNum.Sold in a dual-stage set, the NumNum GOOtensil™ is the revolutionary new first step to self-feeding. For kids who have mastered the food-to-mouth motion, the stage two GOOtensil™ is perfect for thicker blends and pre-loading with solids. If these signs are present, congratulations, your child is ready to graduate to the spoon!Set Includes:Stage One & Stage Two Pre-Spoons.Design Specs:Item Weight: 0.64 ouncesProduct Dimensions: 5.1” x 1.2” x 3.9”Materials: Premium Food-Grade Silicone and Nylon We share recipes on our social media often!How to useIntroduce stage one pre-spoon (with raised textures) first so child can soothe their sore gums as they are getting acclimated to holding the utensil. Wrist rotation unlocks scooping and balancing, allowing the child to properly use a spoon.

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NumNum Pre-Spoon GOOtensil