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Silicone Chewtensils®: Clay

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$11.48 $15.95 In stock

Category: Coleção Boho do Deserto

We designed Chewtensils for Stage 1 of baby-led weaning – introducing babies to the concept of holding a utensil and feeding themselves. Both the spoon and fork are made from soft, textured, 100% food-safe platinum silicone that’s easy to grip and gentle on tender gums, with bendable heads for safety. The back of the spoon head has sensory bumps to stimulate gums. They’re perfect for dipping into puréed foods at the early part of baby-led weaning. Our teething utensils are safe and can even be chewed on by younger babies before they’re ready to transition to silverware. 

Chewtensils are intended for babies before they have a firm grasp on self-feeding (best for dipping and scooping, not yet spearing solid foods).

Do not leave child unattended with Chewtensils. Discard if damaged or torn.

  • Safety tested using certified 3rd party labs to comply with US Federal CPSC safety regulations for Lead, Phthalates, BPA, BPS, Cadmium
  • Made from 100% food-safe, premium LFGB grade silicone
  • Dishwasher-safe (top rack)
  • Measuring approximately 3” long, handle measures 1" wide
  • For ages 6 months and up

Designed in Arizona, responsibly made in China.

Shop all Chewtensils or the Spoon + Fork Sets here.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn C. ★★★★★

The textured silicone gives my daughter something to gnaw on while she figures out how the spoon works, which means mealtime fussing has dropped a lot. They're soft enough that I don't wince when she jams the fork into her gums.

Alexander ★★★★★

My 6-month-old finally stopped throwing the spoon across the room once I handed her this textured fork instead. The soft silicone is gentle on her gums and the short handle fits her little fist without any help from me.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The silicone is soft enough that my daughter just gums the spoon instead of gagging on it, which was my main worry with starting solids. The textured fork end also gives her something to grip, so she's actually holding it instead of flinging it across the kitchen.