Stainless steel spoon and fork BabyOno 1665/04

This safe cutlery set for your toddler is perfect for mastering spoon and fork use. The kit is crafted from high-quality stainless steel while its handles are based on non-slip silicone.The Babyono baby cutlery features a special guard that limits choking and gagging risks. Your little one will not push the utensils too far into its mouth. 
GUARD
A special guard located at the tip of the handle prevents a toddler from pushing utensils too far into its mouth. This is how choking and gagging risks are limited, your toddler is kept safe, are you remain relaxed. 
ERGONOMIC SHAPE
Broad and rounded handles with protrusion are perfectly sized for little hands. A comfortable grip is assured thanks to a lightweight design. It is an ideal set for self-feeding experience and mastering grabbing skills. 
SAFE MATERIALS
The spoon and fork are made of durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel. The handles are based on BPA-free food grade silicone, ensuring a non-slip grip. They will serve your toddler for a long time. 
ROUNDED EDGES
Streamlined shapes reduce irritation risk. Your little one will easily manage to grab our baby cutlery on its own. 
TECHNICAL PROPERTIES
Content of the kit: spoon and fork with a guard
Material: stainless steel, BPA-free food grade silicone
Child’s age: 12m+
Cleaning: washing in the dishwasher allowed 

SAFETY INFORMATION
Remote all protective pieces that may pose a threat to your toddler. Check the product before every use. In case of early signs of damage or wear, dispose of it. Always use under the supervision of an adult. The product is not a toy. It is advisable to keep the packaging for reference. Keep the packaging out of reach of children. Before the first use, scald the product by pouring boiling water over it (do not boil it!) and let it dry off. In case of cleaning in the dishwasher, remove immediately after the washing cycle has ended and dry it off. If you leave the product in the dishwasher although the washing cycle has ended, deformations are likely to emerge.