Ore, Silverware Set Fox

I love these!! I bought myself a set to go in my purse for emergencies (because let's face it, I'm an on-the-go kind of girl and I never know when I'm gonna forget to grab silverware) and they are so handy! They even come with the little case so you can slip them back in if they're still a little dirty and they won't go jangling around your purse. Seriously, forget these being a kids set... they are a life saver for adults! Also, the case is nice because it closes with a magnet and not a latch thing, so it's less likely to break if you're clumsy.I don't think the spoon is deep enough for serious soup eaters, but like I said, it's great in emergencies where you're starving and just forgot to pick up that plastic fork. In fact, these are really great for people who are going green and don't like the idea of bundles of plastic flatware ending up in dumps for seagulls to choke on. And they're just the right size for a kid's tiny hands too. If I were a mommy, my kids would each have their own set because I just think they're wonderful and super useful, ESPECIALLY with the carrying case.My only complaint is that the sugar skulls aren't as bright and vivid as the picture shows, but they're still quite a functional set and very lovely to have. I'm contemplating getting a set for my hubby too, for his lunch at work and for on the go as well. Seriously, I can't say enough wonderful things about these cutie pies!

This is a quality silverware set that matches the Sugarbooger Hoot plate that we already have (Sugarbooger Divided Suction Plate, Hoot.The material is strong stainless with a bonded plastic handle.My baby has started trying to borrow our own forks which are too big and too sharp to be convenient.This set is the perfect size for little hands. The fork ends are rounded enough not to be dangerous but can still stab food reasonably. The spoon is quite large compared to the plastic feeding spoons (Munchkin) we have been using so far but our 14 month old does not seem to mind.She can hold each piece easily and about manage to use them correctly already. And she is asking for this set every time!On my side, I like the convenient carrying case which is quite well made and closes with a magnet. The owl theme is very cute; I wish that the design was repeated on the back of each silverware instead of printed on one side only (when baby uses the fork to stab food, the design is facing down).We have had this set for a few weeks now; we wash it by hand only and it looks like new.

I bought these to put in the side of our son's lunch bag for school, so he would always have utensils available when he needs them. The case in itself is super nice/convenient, and it keeps us from losing the fork or spoon. Plus it reminds his teachers they're there. They're durable and we've never had issues with them. I also like the cute designs, plus I've added little name tags on both utensils and the case and they have not washed off.

What a cute set of silverware for a child. Our son takes his lunch to school everyday and needed silverware that was his own. He loves using this set. The set is perfect for a 5 year old. It fits in his lunchbox perfectly. The only complaint...I wish the case was a little smaller so the silverware wouldn't move around. We put a napkin in to keep the silverware from banging around. Simple fix. Overall I'm very pleased with this set.

My toddler started eating adult food fairly early and I wanted him to start using utensils, but didn't want him hurting himself while learning. I read review after review and compared lots of products in stores, but this is the clear winner! The handles are a great size for little hands and they won't fall off like some other products. They come in several cute designs if aesthetics matter to you. The spoon is a bit flat, which is really helpful for little mouths that can't get everything off a deeper spoon. We have some deeper spoons and my son gets frustrated when he can't get the right angle to lift his food. Some people don't like that the spoon is on the flatter side, but I find it's only an issue for peas and soups. The best part is the fork actually works! So many other toddler forks have rounded tines or are impractically wide, but not this one. It's not as sharp as an adult fork, making is safe for toddlers, but definitely grabs the food like a fork should. We don't travel with these so I can't comment on the carrying case. I would definitely trade all the other utensils we got before we knew better for the Sugerboogers!

These are straightforward portable children's fork and spoon set with metal tips and plastic handles. Good quality. OK price (I got mine for about $8) All three pieces, case included goes through the dishwasher well. Robot print on the handles after about a month is still in perfect condition. I put the case on top rack. The case is a little large for just the spoon and fork and they kind of rattle around in there. Good thing about the case is, it's big enough that you can fit additional things in there like a folded paper napkin, a little note, more utensils, etc. The case is not specific to just the Sugarbooger utensils either, which is nice. My normal silverware as well as OXO Tot spoon and fork set (which have very thick plastic handles) fit, too. I can rotate the utensils that go inside the case and I don't feel pressured to have to clean and keep the Sugarbooger set ready at all times.Other than that, there is nothing particularly notable or extraordinary except for whatever design your child fancies. Mine likes robots and the colors. So she was absolutely delighted when I presented her with these. That's good enough for me!