EasieEaters Curved Utensils - Left-handed Utensils without Shield

My 22-month old granddaughter has Downs Syndrome and was given this spoon and fork by her Occupational Therapist. Since I babysit my granddaughter during the day while my daughter is at work, I had the opportunity to use these utensils and my granddaughter does really with them. So I wanted my daughter to have a set to use at her home as well. Both my daughter and I are really pleased with these feeding utensils.

I like them for my nephew but the stubborn little boy refuses to use them or anything else besides his fingers or having someone else feed him.. he is now 2 yrs old... can we say OMGGGGG

Helped a toddler who favors her left hand to eat a bit better and more neatly!

Our OT recommended us use these products. The curved utensils have helped our daughter with Autism properly hold and use utensils. She's learning and these amazing products have done wonders for us!! We love the Scooper bowl and plate as well!!

Spoon and fork are baby size literally!!! How can a toddler or an adult even eat out of these! Miniature size bites! Definitely not worth the money, nor worth anything! DO NOT BUY!!!!

We have a child with special needs who uses this fork and spoon and they work great for him; however, at almost $18 for one set, the price is ridiculous and we only have the one set because I just refuse to keep paying such an exorbitant price for a plastic fork and spoon.

Perfect as children are learning to use utensils. Traditional utensils are straight. It's not natural for a child's motions to move that way. Used these when my children (31,32,33 yr olds) were babies. Makes the transition so much easier.

Worked great but the fork needs to be sharper